Japan / Ban on repeated cycle bells, it is necessary to do traffic safety course, else fine of Rs 35000

 

New rules will be implemented in the whole country from June 30

Last year, 26,687 cases of dangerous cycling were reported.

 

Tokyo Cycle use is increasing worldwide to avoid congestion amid the outbreak of coronaviruses. Many companies in Japan are using bicycles for home delivery. A Tokyo-based company grew 19% in two months. In such a situation, the Government of Japan has made new traffic rules, which have given more attention to bicycle.

 

According to the new rules, ringing the bell again and again will be considered a violation of the rules, for which there is a provision of fine. Traffic safety course will be necessary for cyclists over 14 years of age. Otherwise, about 35 thousand rupees will have to be paid. Indeed, the ever-increasing accidents remain a challenge for the government.

 

Government has to make new rules to improve traffic

 

Last year, there were 26,687 cases of dangerous cycling, out of which only 328 people took a safety course. To curb these and improve traffic, the government has to make new rules. The rules have also been tightened for other drivers.

 

License for driving a two-wheeler or other vehicle speeding or carelessly will be revoked for two years. Stopping other vehicles will also be punishable. The new rules will come into force across the country from June 30.

 

Drinking cycling, stopping the way

According to the new rules, 14 procedures or activities have been banned and a penalty has been made for their violation. There will also be a ban on drinking and cycling and stopping others. Mobile phones cannot be run while cycling.

 

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