MoRTH Amends 2 Schemes To Boost Battery-Operated Vehicles
- ByStartupStory | August 12, 2021
The Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) Ministry said that it has amended two schemes to facilitate the operation of battery-operated and methanol and ethanol-driven vehicles. ‘In the Rent-a-Cab Scheme, 1989, in paragraph 1, in clause (3), after the words and figures ―section 88 of the Act, the following shall be inserted, namely: – ―and the battery-operated motor cars and motor cars driven on methanol and ethanol exempted from the provisions of section 66 of the Act,’ the MoRTH said in notification issued on August 5. The Ministry had received representations from a few states regarding issues in implementing the two schemes, because of the exemption given to these vehicles from the requirement of permit.
‘In the Rent a MotorCycle Scheme, 1997, in paragraph 1, in clause (iii), after the words and figures ―section 74 of the Act‖, the following shall be inserted, namely: – ―and the battery-operated motorcycles and motor cycles driven on methanol and ethanol exempted from the provisions of section 66 of the Act,’ it said in another notification. The ministry had earlier notified guidelines for ‘Rent a Cab’ and ‘Rent a Motorcycle’ schemes.
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