Government is taking all the
required steps, to improve the on road experience of commuters while providing
them, the pollution free environment.
So, now while taking one step
ahead, government has decided to implement bus body code AIS: 052. This code
seems to have missed two deadlines i.e. of April’2010 and April’2015 but Union
transport ministry appears to be quite serious this time.
This bus body code will ensure
that buses are built as per stipulated standards related to safety, design and
comfort. To demonstrate their capabilities to build buses as per the safety
standards set by ARAI, CIRT and ICAT, every bus manufacturing unit will have to
obtain accreditation certificate according to this code.
This new order code might not be
acceptable to bus builders and operators, but it would be a great relief to
passengers. As if this code gets implemented, Passengers can except to have a
safe and relaxing journey, as they will have wider relaxing seats, more leg
room, low steps and much more to ensure comfortable journey.
And manufacturers will also have to look forward to not using the poor material they use which then becomes the reason of accidents, and to look after changing the design which results in poor journey, extreme heat, intolerable vibration, noise and poor safety standards.
And manufacturers will also have to look forward to not using the poor material they use which then becomes the reason of accidents, and to look after changing the design which results in poor journey, extreme heat, intolerable vibration, noise and poor safety standards.
As operators demand for low-cost
vehicle has resulted in poor poorly engineered designs and faulty fabrication
practices which bring passenger safety in question. But now all bodybuilders,
who want to stay in business, will have to submit an assessment for
accreditation by a National Accreditation Board (NAB). RTO approval will also
be dependent on this.
The motor vehicle department has
already amended the central motor vehicles rule 125C (accreditation of bus body
builders), thereby introducing the code for the same.
Due to unavailability of
facilities, government was not able to implement this rule, in 1st
October’2014, when it was supposed to replace with the new sub-rule 125 (1).
But, now government is all set to go to improve the passenger mobility
experience in buses.
“I am glad to see the way
government is moving forward, keeping in mind both the health of passengers and
environment, I myself, look forward to be a responsible citizen and play a part
in Indian Economy. While following all the rules and regulations, I will make
sure that all the customers that visit Automall regarding their used Automotive
requirements, get services compliant with new rules and regulations ” said SameerMalhotra (CEO, Shriram Automall)
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