The Mumbai police has set certain driving rules to be followed when driving on Mumbai roads. Please follow these rules while driving on Mumbai roads.
Always have your driving license with you while driving
Always wear a seat belt. If you’re caught without a seatbelt, you could be fined
DO NOT break traffic signals. Once the signal turns yellow, you should stop your car
Always carry your vehicle documents with you like Vehicle registration, insurance etc
If you have a ‘Drivers license’, you should put a big ‘L’ board in front and back of your car
Always drive on the left side of the road
Allow pedestrians to cross the road first
If you’re driving a 2 wheeler, you should always wear a Helmet
Never talk on your cell phone while driving
A regular passenger car can carry only 5 people. Do NOT over load your car with passengers
No Parking rules on Mumbai Roads
The Mumbai traffic department is very strict with parking on Mumbai roads. If you leave your car in a no-parking zone for a few minutes, your car will surely be towed away. You have to be very particular while parking your two-wheeler / four-wheeler because if your car / bike gets towed, there is a penalty / charge which you have to pay.
The Mumbai traffic police has set certain rules which you have to obey if you don’t want your car to be towed:
No Parking – Dont park in a ‘No-parking’ zone
Double Parking – No Double parking is allowed
Footpath parking – Dont park your car or bike on the footpath meant for pedestrians
Corner parking – If there is an intersection, don’t corner park your car. Leave at least 50m from the side of the road
Wrong direction parking
Angular parking
Parking at bus stop / Taxi stand
Parking at Gate / Entrance
Parking on bridges
Parking at light junctions (traffic signals)
How much do I have to pay if my car (4 wheeler) gets towed?
If your car gets towed, you have to pay Rs 200/- as fine and Rs 100/- as towing charge. Total Rs 300/-
How much do I have to pay if my bike/scooter (2 wheeler) gets towed?
If your bike / scooter gets towed, you have to pay Rs 100/- as fine and Rs 100/- as towing charge. Total Rs 200/-
Always have your driving license with you while driving
Always wear a seat belt. If you’re caught without a seatbelt, you could be fined
DO NOT break traffic signals. Once the signal turns yellow, you should stop your car
Always carry your vehicle documents with you like Vehicle registration, insurance etc
If you have a ‘Drivers license’, you should put a big ‘L’ board in front and back of your car
Always drive on the left side of the road
Allow pedestrians to cross the road first
If you’re driving a 2 wheeler, you should always wear a Helmet
Never talk on your cell phone while driving
A regular passenger car can carry only 5 people. Do NOT over load your car with passengers
No Parking rules on Mumbai Roads
The Mumbai traffic department is very strict with parking on Mumbai roads. If you leave your car in a no-parking zone for a few minutes, your car will surely be towed away. You have to be very particular while parking your two-wheeler / four-wheeler because if your car / bike gets towed, there is a penalty / charge which you have to pay.
The Mumbai traffic police has set certain rules which you have to obey if you don’t want your car to be towed:
No Parking – Dont park in a ‘No-parking’ zone
Double Parking – No Double parking is allowed
Footpath parking – Dont park your car or bike on the footpath meant for pedestrians
Corner parking – If there is an intersection, don’t corner park your car. Leave at least 50m from the side of the road
Wrong direction parking
Angular parking
Parking at bus stop / Taxi stand
Parking at Gate / Entrance
Parking on bridges
Parking at light junctions (traffic signals)
How much do I have to pay if my car (4 wheeler) gets towed?
If your car gets towed, you have to pay Rs 200/- as fine and Rs 100/- as towing charge. Total Rs 300/-
How much do I have to pay if my bike/scooter (2 wheeler) gets towed?
If your bike / scooter gets towed, you have to pay Rs 100/- as fine and Rs 100/- as towing charge. Total Rs 200/-
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