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Two ambulances without fitness certificate seized in Mancherial
Road Transport authorities on Friday seized two ambulances for plying without valid fitness certificates.
Mancherial: Road Transport authorities on Friday seized two ambulances for plying without valid fitness certificates.
During a special drive, 12 ambulances were identified, which don't have fitness certificate and insurance documents in Mancherial town. Motor Vehicle Inspector Vivekananda Reddy warned the vehicle owners that their vehicles will be seized if they fail to maintain proper document.
He advised the ambulance owners to maintain the vehicle's fitness as it is an emergency service vehicle. He provided awareness to the drivers on safe driving and warned serious action will be taken on those, who drive vehicles without driving license.
Ambulance Owners and Drivers Union president Sarvar, Satish, RTA staff and others were present.
