Thieves change the number plate after the theft of the vehicle. After that, they could easily move around with the vehicle. Due to this, it becomes difficult to nab the vehicle thieves. Therefore, a few years ago, the rule of installing high security number plates in all vehicles started.
You must have often seen at the traffic signal that the police identify some vehicles from a distance and stop them by hand and start checking. This must have happened to you at one time or another. Actually, while taking the bike on the road, we make some such minor mistakes, which quickly come in the eyes of the traffic police. Therefore, know about these important things to avoid any problem with you in future.
Modified bikes
Modified bikes are visible from a distance and being different from their segment, they also quickly come in the eyes of the traffic police. Many times it also happens that to attract the attention of the people, the company removes the fitted silencer and gets the modified silencer installed. Due to this, the earbud sound promotes noise pollution. These bikes are first noticed and the challan is deducted.
Fancy number plate
According to the Motor Vehicle Act, it is illegal to put fancy number plates in vehicles, heavy challans are deducted against those who violate the rules. Hence, use RTO certified number plates and avoid tampering with the number plates.
It is mandatory to have security number plate
It is mandatory for all vehicles to have high security number plates. Actually, incidents of tampering with the number plates of vehicles have become common now. Thieves change the number plate after the theft of the vehicle. After that, they could easily move around with the vehicle. Due to this, it becomes difficult to nab the vehicle thieves. Therefore, a few years ago, the rule of installing high security number plates in all vehicles started.
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