What the Law Says on Offences by Underage Drivers
The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 says no one under 18 may drive a motor vehicle in a public place. A person can ride a motorcycle without gears and with an engine up to 50cc from age 16. The explainer looks at what the law says about offences caused by underage drivers.
Context
Context: Accidents involving teenage drivers are a recurring concern on Indian roads, and the Motor Vehicles Act sets the basic age rules for driving. Responsibility for an underage driver's offence can fall on the vehicle owner or guardian, depending on the case.
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