Supreme Court of India
M.C. Mehta v. Union of India and Ors. Etc.
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Constitution of India, I950 : Articles 32 and I42. Road Safety-Traffic control-Directions given by Supreme Court to authorities entrusted with enforcement of Motor Vehicles Act and Control of Traffic and Police. Educational Institutions-Buses driven for-Necessaiy experience and conditions for drivers of educational institutions-Such buses should carry necessary inscription of educational institution and drivers to wear distinctive uniforms. Speed Control Devices-Heavy and medium transport vehicles-Light goods vehicles-Shall not be permitted to operate on road unless fitted with speed control
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