The bench also extended the mandatory third-party motor insurance requirement for new vehicles to four years for cars and six years for two-wheelers.

The bench also extended the mandatory third-party motor insurance requirement for new vehicles to four years for cars and six years for two-wheelers.

Supreme Court extends third-party insurance for new vehicles to four years for cars and six years for two-wheelers, enhancing road safety.

Supreme Court extends third-party insurance for new vehicles to four years for cars and six years for two-wheelers, enhancing road safety.

The Supreme Court directed the Centre to evolve a pilot project by which fuel for vehicles without insurance can be refused.

A major road safety push could make insurance checks routine at fuel stations, while ANPR cameras, police apps and longer insurance cover for new vehicles are also proposed.