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Delhi to Restrict Non-BS6 Vehicle Entry from November 1
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What Happened?
Starting November 1, 2026, Delhi will ban non-BS6 vehicles registered outside the capital to combat winter pollution. This ban will last until January 31, 2027.
Key points
- Only BS6-compliant vehicles registered outside Delhi will be allowed entry.
- Exemptions include CNG, electric, and LNG vehicles, as well as emergency vehicles.
- Non-BS6 vehicles, including older petrol and diesel cars, will be banned.
- Diesel buses from other states must also meet BS6 standards to enter.
- Goods vehicles must use designated bypass routes if not heading to Delhi.
- Parking charges in Delhi will double from November 1 to February 28, 2027.
Key insights
- The restrictions could significantly impact commuters from neighboring NCR areas.
- Increased parking fees may discourage the use of private vehicles in Delhi.
- The ban may lead to a rise in demand for BS6-compliant vehicles.
Why it matters
These restrictions aim to reduce vehicular emissions during the winter months when pollution levels typically rise.
Source
India Today
