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1. What is the penalty for not having the pollution certificate?

Driving Licence

2. Where should I get my vehicle pollution level checked?

Registration of Vehicle

3. What are the fees for pollution checking?

Fitness of Vehicle

4. What happens if my vehicle is found visibly polluting although I am carrying a valid PUC certificate?

Permit

5. When does a vehicle require a PUC Certificate?

PUC

6. Vehicle is Euro-I/ Euro-II/Euro-III. Whether I need to obtain a PUC Certificate?


7. What should I do if I see any vehicle polluting?

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1. What is the penalty for not having the pollution certificate?
Ans: A vehicle, not carrying a valid PUC Certificate is liable to be prosecuted under Section 190(2) of the Motor
Vehicles Act. A penalty of Rs. _______ - for first offence and Rs. ______- for every subsequent offence of violation
has been provided.
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2. Where should I get my vehicle pollution level checked?
Ans: Computerised facilities for checking of pollution levels and issue of PUC Certificates (to vehicles meeting
emission standards) are available at many petrol pumps/workshops. These authorised Pollution Checking Centres are
spread all over Gujarat. At present, 410 Centres for petrol / CNG driven vehicles and 231 Centres for the diesel
driven vehicles are functioning. Theses centres issue Pollution Under Control Certificates (PUC) if the vehicle is
found meeting prescribed emission norms. In case the vehicle is found polluting beyond prescribed norms, necessary
repairs/ tuning in the vehicle would be required.
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3. What are the fees for pollution checking?
Ans: Following fees for pollution checking including minor rectifications, if required have been fixed by the
Government: Petrol / CNG / LPG vehicle
- Two &Three Wheeler Rs. 25/- Four Wheeler Rs.50/Diesel vehicle Rs. 100/Top^
4. What happens if my vehicle is found visibly polluting although I am carrying a valid PUC certificate?
Ans: The PUC Certificate of your vehicle shall be cancelled and you will be directed (under Rule 116 of CMV Rules) to
produce a fresh PUC Certificate within seven days. The failure to comply with this direction would result in
prosecution under section 190(2) of the Motor Vehicles Act.
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5. When does a vehicle require a PUC Certificate?
Ans: After the expiry of period of one year from the date of first registration, every motor vehicle is required to carry a
valid PUC Certificate & subsequently after every six months.
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6. Vehicle is Euro-I/ Euro-II/Euro-III. Whether I need to obtain a PUC Certificate?
Ans: As per Central Motor Rules, 1989, every motor vehicle (including those conforming to Euro-I/ Euro-II/ Euro-III as
well as vehicles plying on CNG/LPG) is required to carry a valid PUC Certificate after the expiry of period of one year
from the date of its first registration
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7. What should I do if I see any vehicle polluting?
Ans: You should report to Complaint Cell/Control Room at Tel No._______________ standard

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