Author: WheelsEye Technology

For sound click on video & unmute Earlier this month, road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari said that the much-awaited vehicle scrappage policy will be declared within a month. The policy will state the age limit of commercial vehicles. In 2016, the road transportRead more

For sound click on video & unmute On Thursday, the Supreme Court extended loan moratorium till 28th September while continuing the interim order that directs banks to not declare any loan as a non performing asset (NPA) on account of non-payment of instalments. Earlier, theRead more

For sound click on video & unmute On Tuesday, the transport ministry made it mandatory for vehicle owners to have a valid FASTag for availing discounts at the toll plazas. Ministry of Road, Transport and Highways (MoRTH) amended the National Highways Fee Rules, 2008 asRead more

For sound click on video & unmute Diesel price has been slashed by 16 paise per litre for the first time in close to 6 months. As per the sources, state-owned retailers have reduced the retail selling price by 16 paise per litre. A notificationRead more

For sound click on video & unmute Madhya Pradesh, 25th August,2020: These words belong to a MP-based truck owner, Mr. Gaurav Trivedi who nearly lost his truck. On a normal busy day, Gaurav noticed something unusual while going through the WheelsEye app but little didRead more

For sound click on video & unmute 01-09-2020, New Delhi: On Tuesday, the Supreme Court was informed that the loan moratorium period can be extended by 2 years as per a circular of Reserve Bank of India.  Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the central government Read more

For sound click on video & unmute On Wednesday, the cabinet of Maharashtra decided to exempt tax for commercial and goods vehicles in the state, starting from 1 April to 30 September.  In a press conference, the state government officials said that they will exemptRead more

For sound click on video & unmute The owner of India’s largest fleet of commercial vehicles, VRL Logistics Ltd. will scrap the old trucks and will not buy new vehicles in order to cover the expenses and make profits in the second quarter of 2020.Read more