GPS Mandatory Now

Well, seeking to the safety and the security of the numerous passengers who commute every day in their life, to and fro work, the Govt. has taken a great initiative to install a GPS unit in all commercial vehicles, including Auto Rickshaws, taxis etc.The Govt. has excused the vehicles owners and players to get the installation done till the 31st of May 2015.

 

 

From 1st of June 2015, no commercial vehicle would be given a fitness certificate without a GPOS on its desk.Delhi is a huge city. It’s household to approx. 18 million general public. Additional 5.18 million overseas travelers came to India in the year 2010. A large percentage of those travelers mainly land in the capital and from there establish to discover this massive country.

 

Rendering to one more report about 1.8 million overseas visitors and more than 21 million native travelers come to see the fabulous capital every time. A great amount of those travellers rent taxis or cabs and Auto rickshaws to transport about the city. Awkwardly, a minor quantity of them becomes sufferers to shams playing as taxi cab driver.

 

This makes visitors anxious and pretty soon all taxis are observed as driven by criminals. While it’s comprehensible why this occurs, it’s not sensible to put them all in the similar classification. So, now as the entire is going through a transformation under the new Govt. this fact also seems to be getting better. While the rules would be stricter, these criminals would at least have something to feat from, and if a passenger gets trapped into becoming a victim of such an awful act, they can use this safety device in order to protect themselves.

 

After speaking to the officials in the tracking company, each GPS unit would have an Alert button installed in them, if in case the passenger senses any insecurity of an uninvited event, that button can be pressed in an instant, and that would get connected and give signal to the control room as well as the contacts of the passenger. It cannot be said, that Delhi would be cent percent safe post this initiative, but the govt. has at least thought about it and placed its first foot forward.