GRAP Delhi vehicle ban from November 1: Which cars can enter, which are banned? See full list here
Delhi is preparing to enforce winter pollution restrictions from 1 November, affecting vehicle entry, construction, parking charges and office attendance. Here is a look at the measures, exemptions, and timelines, along with what motorists, commuters, and residents need to know
Delhi is set to implement restrictions from November 1 to combat air pollution under the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP). Vehicles permitted on the roads include BS-VI-compliant cars, CNG vehicles, electric vehicles, and exempted vehicles. However, vehicles with emission standards below BS-VI, those without a valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC), interstate buses not complying with rules, trucks not destined for Delhi using the Peripheral Expressway, and tractors and makeshift vehicles will be restricted.
Construction activities generating dust will also be banned from November 1 to January 31, with exceptions for essential public infrastructure projects. Construction site finishing, plumbing, and electrical work may continue if dust-control rules are followed. Government and private offices will have limited staff attendance, and on-site presence will be capped at 50% from November 1 to January 31.
Parking charges at authorized sites will double from November 1 to February 28 to discourage private vehicle usage.
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