The Transport Department officials seem wary of implementing traffic rules in the mining belt fearing the backlash by the truck operators.
Participating in the ad hoc committee meeting, Director of Transport Arvind Lolienkar said that there is difficulty in imposing the rules in mining belt without proper support from the police.

MUMBAI: Tata Motors on Thursday said that its new range of trucks, comprising multi-axle, tractor trailers, tippers, mixers, would hit the domestic market in the July-September quarter.

Mindful of growing public opposition to the ore transportation through Quepem town, GIDC Chairman and Quepem MLA Chandrakant (Babu) Kavlekar has assured that mining trucks will not be permitted through Quepem town from the next mining season.

Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd on Tuesday launched the CNG variant of its Maxx Maxi Truck priced at Rs 3.79 lakh (ex showroom Delhi). This is Rs 50,000 costlier than the existing diesel variant. Currently, the company offers a CNG variant on its other cargo vehicles - Champion, Alfa and Bolero pick-up. The company stated that the size of the pick-up market stood at 56,000 units last fiscal.

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- Bara-Baliguma connector to ease traffic pressure on Dimna road
KUMUD JENAMANI

Jamshedpur, April 14: If the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has its way, the city will soon get a bridge for heavy vehicles across Subernarekha, connecting Bara to Baliguma on NH-33.

Shock absorbers help vehicles recharge from speedbreakers NEXT time your car hits a bump on the road do not curse. Rather, use these shockers to increase the fuel efficiency of your vehicle by 10 per cent. A new shock absorber developed by a team of researchers can generate electricity to fuel your vehicle when it hits a bump. In ordinary vehicles it is the suspension system that

New Delhi: The truck agitation may just hit Delhi harder as the State transport department has brought out a notification making it
mandatory for all small trucks (weighing up to 7,500 kgs) to run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) as a fuel, even if they have been registered on National permits.