Gadkari calls for 1000 scrapping centres and 400 fitness test points
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Gadkari calls for 1000 scrapping centres and 400 fitness test points

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari advocates for a robust automotive scrapping infrastructure with plans for 1000 centres and 400 fitness test points nationwide, aiming to boost the automobile sector and address environmental concerns.

In a significant push towards modernising India's automotive sector and promoting environmental sustainability, Gadkari emphasises the need for 1000 scrapping centres and 400 fitness test points across the country. The ambitious plan aims to streamline the scrapping process for old vehicles, enhance road safety, and reduce vehicular pollution.

Gadkari's proposal aligns with the government's broader vision to revitalise the automotive industry by encouraging the scrapping of older vehicles and facilitating the transition to more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly options. The establishment of a widespread network of scrapping centres and fitness test points is expected to create a structured framework for ensuring the roadworthiness of vehicles and reducing emissions.

The move comes as part of a comprehensive strategy to address the challenges posed by aging and polluting vehicles on Indian roads. By incentivising the scrapping of old vehicles and enforcing fitness tests, the government aims to improve overall road safety, decrease air pollution, and boost the automotive sector.

As India positions itself for a greener and more sustainable future, Gadkari's proposal marks a crucial step towards aligning the automotive industry with environmental goals and ensuring a safer and more efficient transportation landscape.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari advocates for a robust automotive scrapping infrastructure with plans for 1000 centres and 400 fitness test points nationwide, aiming to boost the automobile sector and address environmental concerns. In a significant push towards modernising India's automotive sector and promoting environmental sustainability, Gadkari emphasises the need for 1000 scrapping centres and 400 fitness test points across the country. The ambitious plan aims to streamline the scrapping process for old vehicles, enhance road safety, and reduce vehicular pollution. Gadkari's proposal aligns with the government's broader vision to revitalise the automotive industry by encouraging the scrapping of older vehicles and facilitating the transition to more fuel-efficient and eco-friendly options. The establishment of a widespread network of scrapping centres and fitness test points is expected to create a structured framework for ensuring the roadworthiness of vehicles and reducing emissions. The move comes as part of a comprehensive strategy to address the challenges posed by aging and polluting vehicles on Indian roads. By incentivising the scrapping of old vehicles and enforcing fitness tests, the government aims to improve overall road safety, decrease air pollution, and boost the automotive sector. As India positions itself for a greener and more sustainable future, Gadkari's proposal marks a crucial step towards aligning the automotive industry with environmental goals and ensuring a safer and more efficient transportation landscape.

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