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  •   Wed, Oct 17 2007 08:30:20 AM

Times of India

Mangalore, Oct 17: The police have given a 10-day deadline to remove black films on windscreens, windows and rear glass of four-wheelers. 

In a release, SP Sateesh Kumar said using black film is against the Central Motor Vehicles Act, which reads “The glasses of the windscreens and windows of every vehicle shall be such and shall be maintained in such condition as to be clearly transparent and allow the clear vision outside from the inside and inside from outside”. 

This is being done to check criminal activities and to nab getaway drivers after and accident or flouting traffic rules. “Action will be initiated against those who do not follow the orders,” the SP warned.

  

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  • Mahesh Bondal, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 17 2007

    This action was long over due. Infact in many countries sticking of Black films on the glasses is banned inview of terrorist and criminal activities. Similarly he must ban use of noisy horns by the bus drivers.One more action that is required is in many cities switching on of head lights where bright lights (high mast lights) have been provided on the main roads is banned as it affects the drivers coming from the opposite direction.Similar ban may be imposed on M.G.Road,Kottara Chowki to Lady Hill Circle etc.,.

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