UP Government To Use Satellite Technology To Check Overloaded Vehicles

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Last updated 30 maio 2024
UP Government To Use Satellite Technology To Check Overloaded Vehicles
Digital and satellite technology will be used to keep an eye on overloaded vehicles in Uttar Pradesh as the government steps up monitoring of vehicles flouting rules.
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