<p>Delhi government on Tuesday (Dec 16) announced that all private vehicles below a certain emission standard would be banned from entering the Indian national capital. The sudden ban is set to upend the lives and commutes of people across NCR. Will your commute be affected? What emission standard must your vehicle follow to gain entry into Delhi? Here's all you need to know.</p><h2><strong>Which vehicles are no longer allowed in Delhi?</strong></h2><p>The Delhi government has announced that non-BS VI vehicles are no longer allowed in Delhi. Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that the strict measures have been put in place to curb vehicular pollution in the national capital. This means that BS IV vehicles, which till a few years ago were considered the gold standard, will no longer be allowed in Delhi. &nbsp; &nbsp;</p><p>At a press conference, Sirsa revealed that "To control tailpipe emissions from vehicles, all petrol/diesel/CNG pump dealers have been instructed to provide fuel only upon presentation of a valid PUCC."</p><p>He said, "For the protection of Delhi's air, all vehicles registered outside Delhi and of a category lower than BS-VI will not be allowed to enter Delhi when GRAP-III and GRAP-IV are implemented. No polluting vehicle will be allowed to enter Delhi."</p><p>Sirsa said that with GRAP-IV in force, vehicles carrying construction vehicles into Delhi will also be barred. For the rest,</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>How to find out if your car is BS VI or not?</strong></h2><p>BS-VI or Bharat Stage 6 emission standard was mandated for all new vehicle sales and registrations starting April 1, 2020. This means that if your car's manufacture date is April 2020 or later, it should adhere to the BS-VI emission standard.</p><p>To verify your vehicle's BS-VI status, check the Registration Certificate (RC).</p><h2><strong>Here's how you can make your commute smoother</strong></h2><p>Follow the above-mentioned steps to verify your vehicle's BS-VI emission status. Vehicle owners must also carry a valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC). According to an official Delhi government release, without it, you may be denied fuel supply at petrol pumps in Delhi.</p><h2><strong>How many people/vehicles will be affected by this ban?</strong></h2><p>Reports suggest that across NCR, over 10 Lakh vehicles are set to be affected by this ban. In Gurgaon, there are more than 200,000 (2 lakh) BS IV vehicles. In Noida, this number doubles to 400,000 (4 lakh), and in Ghaziabad, it jumps to 550,000 (5.5 lakh). In addition, the city has over 47,000 commercial BS-IV diesel vehicles and over 2,000 BS-III pwtrol vehicles, as well as approximately 2,200 BS-III and IV buses. Furthermore, approximately 92,000 diesel vehicles in Gurgaon have already exceeded the 10-year age limit.</p>

Delhi bans non-BS VI vehicles. Will you be stopped? FAQs: What’s banned? How to check your car's BS-VI status? Can you still get fuel at petrol pumps? All your questions answered HERE. 

Delhi government on Tuesday (Dec 16) announced that all private vehicles below a certain emission standard would be banned from entering the Indian national capital. The sudden ban is set to upend the lives and commutes of people across NCR. Will your commute be affected? What emission standard must your vehicle follow to gain entry into Delhi? Here's all you need to know. Which vehicles are no longer allowed in Delhi? The Delhi government has announced that non-BS VI vehicles are no longer allowed in Delhi. Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that the strict measures have been put in place to curb vehicular pollution in the national capital. This means that BS IV vehicles, which till a few years ago were considered the gold standard, will no longer be allowed in Delhi. At a press conference, Sirsa revealed that "To control tailpipe emissions from vehicles, all petrol/diesel/CNG pump dealers have been instructed to provide fuel only upon presentation of a valid PUCC." He said, "For the protection of Delhi's air, all vehicles registered outside Delhi and of a category lower than BS-VI will not be allowed to enter Delhi when GRAP-III and GRAP-IV are implemented. No polluting vehicle will be allowed to enter Delhi." Sirsa said that with GRAP-IV in force, vehicles carrying construction vehicles into Delhi will also be barred. For the rest, How to find out if your car is BS VI or not? BS-VI or Bharat Stage 6 emission standard was mandated for all new vehicle sales and registrations starting April 1, 2020. This means that if your car's manufacture date is April 2020 or later, it should adhere to the BS-VI emission standard. To verify your vehicle's BS-VI status, check the Registration Certificate (RC). Here's how you can make your commute smoother Follow the above-mentioned steps to verify your vehicle's BS-VI emission status. Vehicle owners must also carry a valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC). According to an official Delhi government release, without it, you may be denied fuel supply at petrol pumps in Delhi. How many people/vehicles will be affected by this ban? Reports suggest that across NCR, over 10 Lakh vehicles are set to be affected by this ban. In Gurgaon, there are more than 200,000 (2 lakh) BS IV vehicles. In Noida, this number doubles to 400,000 (4 lakh), and in Ghaziabad, it jumps to 550,000 (5.5 lakh). In addition, the city has over 47,000 commercial BS-IV diesel vehicles and over 2,000 BS-III pwtrol vehicles, as well as approximately 2,200 BS-III and IV buses. Furthermore, approximately 92,000 diesel vehicles in Gurgaon have already exceeded the 10-year age limit.

<p>Delhi bans non-BS VI vehicles. Will you be stopped? FAQs: What’s banned? How to check your car's BS-VI status? Can you still get fuel at petrol pumps? All your questions answered HERE.&nbsp;</p>

Delhi shuts doors on older cars: Is your vehicle banned in Delhi? New BS VI rule EXPLAINED

<p>The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has imposed new restrictions on commercial goods vehicles entering the National Capital Territory (NCT) starting Saturday (Nov 1). The move has been taken to address the worsening air quality in Delhi and nearby regions. The air quality in the national capital has remained in the “poor” category with an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 245 at 8 am, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).</p><p>In a statement, the CAQM announced the ban on the entry of all non-Delhi-registered BS-III and below-standard commercial goods vehicles from November 1.</p><h2><strong>Which vehicles are not allowed to enter Delhi?</strong></h2><p>“All non-Delhi registered commercial goods vehicles viz. Light Goods Vehicles (LGVs),<br>Medium Goods Vehicles (MGVs) and Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) that are not BS-VI compliant will be strictly prohibited from entering NCT of Delhi w.e.f. 01.11.2025,” the statement said. “However, all BS-IV commercial goods vehicles are permitted to enter in Delhi for a limited period upto 31.10.2026, as a transitional measure.”</p><h2><strong>Which vehicles are allowed to enter Delhi?</strong></h2><p>According to the CAQM notice, commercial goods vehicles that are registered in Delhi and those that are BS-VI compliant are allowed to enter the national capital. Commercial goods vehicles that are BS-IV compliant are allowed to enter Delhi till Oct 31, 2026. CNG, LNG, and electric commercial goods vehicles are also allowed.</p><p>To ensure the right implementation of the rule, the Transport Department and the Traffic Police have deployed 23 teams, news agency PTI reported, citing officials.</p><p>“There are 23 points from where 90 per cent of the vehicles enter Delhi. There are 23 teams that have been formed. These include traffic police personnel and the transport department’s enforcement officers. They will be deployed at designated locations and will turn back vehicles not meeting norms,” the official said.</p><p>The locations include the Kundli border, Tikri border, Kalindi Kunj border, Kapashera, Rajokri border, Aya Nagar border, Auchandi, Mandoli, and Bajghera Toll/Dwarka Expressway.</p><p>According to officials, about 50,000 to 70,000 vehicles in the region do not meet BS-IV standards.</p>

To ensure the right implementation of the rule, the Transport Department and the Traffic Police have deployed 23 teams.

The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has imposed new restrictions on commercial goods vehicles entering the National Capital Territory (NCT) starting Saturday (Nov 1). The move has been taken to address the worsening air quality in Delhi and nearby regions. The air quality in the national capital has remained in the “poor” category with an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 245 at 8 am, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). In a statement, the CAQM announced the ban on the entry of all non-Delhi-registered BS-III and below-standard commercial goods vehicles from November 1. Which vehicles are not allowed to enter Delhi? “All non-Delhi registered commercial goods vehicles viz. Light Goods Vehicles (LGVs), Medium Goods Vehicles (MGVs) and Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) that are not BS-VI compliant will be strictly prohibited from entering NCT of Delhi w.e.f. 01.11.2025,” the statement said. “However, all BS-IV commercial goods vehicles are permitted to enter in Delhi for a limited period upto 31.10.2026, as a transitional measure.” Which vehicles are allowed to enter Delhi? According to the CAQM notice, commercial goods vehicles that are registered in Delhi and those that are BS-VI compliant are allowed to enter the national capital. Commercial goods vehicles that are BS-IV compliant are allowed to enter Delhi till Oct 31, 2026. CNG, LNG, and electric commercial goods vehicles are also allowed. To ensure the right implementation of the rule, the Transport Department and the Traffic Police have deployed 23 teams, news agency PTI reported, citing officials. “There are 23 points from where 90 per cent of the vehicles enter Delhi. There are 23 teams that have been formed. These include traffic police personnel and the transport department’s enforcement officers. They will be deployed at designated locations and will turn back vehicles not meeting norms,” the official said. The locations include the Kundli border, Tikri border, Kalindi Kunj border, Kapashera, Rajokri border, Aya Nagar border, Auchandi, Mandoli, and Bajghera Toll/Dwarka Expressway. According to officials, about 50,000 to 70,000 vehicles in the region do not meet BS-IV standards.

<p>To ensure the right implementation of the rule, the Transport Department and the Traffic Police have deployed 23 teams.</p>

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