(b) No person shall drive, and no person shall cause or allow to be driven in any public place any motor vehicle which is loaded in a manner likely to cause danger to any person in such a manner that the load or any part thereof or anything extends beyond the vehicle.
(c) No projection of any load or part thereof shall be allowed in any type of vehicle and on any direction of the vehicle, that is to say, to the front, rear, left, right, upward or downward beyond the actual body of the vehicle.
(b) Outside the limits of a Municipality or Cantonment if a motor vehicle is at rest within the hours during which the lights are required, in such a position as not to cause danger or undue inconvenience to the other users of the road, it shall not be necessary for the motor vehicle to display any lights.
(b) the District magistrate may by notification in the Official Gazette and by erection of suitable notices in English and Hindi prohibit the use, within such areas or in such places as may be specified in the notification, of lamps giving a powerful or intense light.
(c) The driver of a motor vehicle shall at all times ensure that there is no misuse of bright head light and the same is properly regulated.
(b) All registration and other marks required to be exhibited on a motor vehicle by or under the provisions of the Act shall at all times be maintained as far as may be reasonably possible in a clear and legible condition.
Section 112 • Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1993
112. Prevention of Danger, Injury or Noise to Public.
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Section 112
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