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Bihar Horns Blare Outlawed: Crackdown Begins
13 Jun
Summary
- Bihar transport department initiates a statewide drive against illegal horns.
- Enforcement teams will raid shops selling prohibited horns.
- Violators face legal action under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.

The Bihar transport department has initiated a significant statewide enforcement campaign to curb the use of illegal pressure and multi-toned horns on vehicles. This drive aims to significantly reduce noise pollution and enhance road safety across the state. Authorities are empowered to conduct raids on establishments found selling these prohibited horns, with immediate seizure and legal action against violators.
The campaign emphasizes strict adherence to the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, specifically Section 190(2), which penalizes the use of horns exceeding prescribed noise level standards. Intensive inspections will target all vehicles, including those operated by educational institutions, to ensure compliance. This proactive measure seeks to create a more peaceful environment, especially near sensitive areas like hospitals and schools.