Accidental Matters (M·A·C.T)

The Motor Accidental Claims Tribunal was approved by the Indian parliament. This law is in charge of addressing any issue relating to automobiles accidentally which are used for road transportation. Additionally, this act authorized the registration of motor vehicles as well as licenses for drivers and conductors. The Motor Vehicle Act of 1988 also contained traffic restrictions, the clause on controlling permits, fines, and responsibilities. The primary goal of this action was to draw attention to the innocent bystanders who are using the roads and may be harmed by cars. Before this act, the drivers of this motor vehicle were not held responsible. Consequently, there existed a provision in the Motor Vehicle Act for compensation for these defenseless individuals on the road.