Indore: Strict Guidelines Issued For School Buses; Non-Compliance Will Lead To Strict Penalties
A key directive mandates schools to submit details of both operational and non-operational buses

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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Regional Transport Office (RTO) has issued fresh guidelines for the safe and legal operation of school buses in the district.
A key directive mandates schools to submit details of both operational and non-operational buses. All buses must have valid fitness certificates, insurance, permits and follow safety protocols including CCTV cameras, speed governors and fire extinguishers.
An important meeting led by RTO Pradeep Sharma was held at the Residency on Friday with school principals and administrators. Additional DCP (Traffic) Santosh Kaul and ARTO Archana Mishra were also present.
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