Vehicle scrap policy gets go ahead at PMO meet; over 20-yr old CVs to face axe
Monday, March 19, 2018 IST
NEW DELHI: In a move that would take lakhs of polluting commercial vehicles off road, the government may fix 20 years as the lifetime for commercial vehicles. The vehicle scrapping policy will come into force from 2020, a top government official said.
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