JOKE Stage 3 enforced in Delhi: Vehicle restrictions you need to know - News

With GRAP 3 air pollution restrictions in full swing, here is the list of vehicles still allowed to travel through the NCR. Spoiler alert: If your ride has more fumes than horsepower, you might want to start walking.

Bad news for residents of Delhi NCR as the Air Quality Index (AQI) falls in the severe category for the third day in a row. Scoring an ominous hat-trick, the Commission of Air Quality Management (CAQM) has implemented a Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) Phase 3. For those with Friday evening and weekend plans, the GRAP Phase 3 restrictions could throw a spanner in the works. the works. Now that the smog is no longer welcome, a thicker blanket hangs over the national capital than your grandmother’s knitted sweater. Here you will find information about which vehicles are stuck in the GRAP 3 doghouse.

JOKE Phase 3: Vehicles are not allowed to move

For oil burner fans or diesel auto owners, read this with caution. BS-IV diesel vehicles are located downstairs and cannot ply on the roads. The same restrictions also apply to BS-III petrol vehicles operated in the National Capital Region, including Delhi, Gurugram, Gautam Budh Nagar, Ghaziabad and Faridabad. As for CNG and electric vehicle owners, enjoy less traffic as it may feel like a long weekend to you.

JOKE Phase 3: Public transport

With the rising air pollution levels, there are restrictions on inter-state buses from NCR states, except CNG, all-electric and BS-VI diesel buses. The GRAP 3 order does not apply to buses and tempo travelers with All India Tourist permit.

JOKE Phase 3: We decode your car’s BS level

Every winter, the NCR faces unprecedented levels of air pollution and this year New Delhi was ranked as the most polluted city in the world when it exceeded the AQI level of 1000. Open the glove compartment in your car and open the car manual. It contains all the details about when the vehicle was manufactured and purchased and the emission standard. Another easy way to check this is to log into the manufacturer’s official website and search for the car model you own. Here you will find all relevant details and specifications.