LawgistThe Motor Vehicles Act
78Consideration of application for goods carriage permit
A Regional Transport Authority shall, in considering an application for a goods carriage permit, have regard to the following matters, namely:--
(a) the nature of the goods to be carried with special reference to their dangerous or hazardous nature to human life;
(b) the nature of the chemicals or explosives to be carried with special reference to the safety to human life.
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CONTROL OF TRANSPORT VEHICLES
- 66 Necessity for permits
- 67 Power to State Government to control road transport
- 68 Transport Authorities
- 69 General provision as to applications for permits
- 70 Application for stage carriage permit
- 71 Procedure of Regional Transport Authority in considering application for stage carriage permit
- 72 Grant of stage carriage permits
- 73 Application for contract carriage permit
- 74 Grant of contract carriage permit
- 75 Scheme for renting of motor cabs
- 76 Application for private service vehicle permit
- 77 Application for goods carriage permit
- 78 Consideration of application for goods carriage permit
- 79 Grant of goods carriage permit
- 80 Procedure in applying for and granting permits
- 81 Duration and renewal of permits
- 82 Transfer of permit
- 83 Replacement of vehicles
- 84 General conditions attaching to all permits
- 85 General form of permits
- 86 Cancellation and suspension of permits
- 87 Temporary permits
- 88 Validation of permits for use outside region in which granted
- 88A Power of Central Government to make schemes for national, multimodal and inter-State transport of passengers and goods
- 89 Appeals
- 90 Revision
- 91 Restriction of hours of work of drivers
- 92 Voidance of contracts restrictive of liability
- 93 Agent or canvasser or aggregator to obtain licence
- 94 Bar on jurisdiction of Civil Courts
- 95 Power of State Government to make rules as to stage carriages and contract carriages
- 96 Power of State Government to make rules for the purposes of this Chapter
