The Passenger Name Record Information Regulations, 2022.

In the event of technical failure, passenger name record information shall be transferred by any other appropriate means, as may be directed by the National Customs Targeting Centre-Passenger, ensuring an appropriate level of information security. Every aircraft operator shall transfer passenger name record information not later than twenty four hours before the departure time; or at the departure time – wheels off.

The Central Motor Vehicles (Eleventh Amendment) Rules, 2022.

Every vehicle of categories N2 and N3, manufactured on and after the 1st Day of September, 2022, in the case of new models, and 1st day of January, 2023, in the case of existing models, carrying dangerous or hazardous goods, shall be fitted with a vehicle tracking system device as per AIS 140

The Aircraft (Demolition of Obstructions caused by Buildings and Trees etc.) (Draft Amendment) Rules, 2022.

Further under rule 4 which deals with order to furnish details in which, if a report is received by the Director General of Civil Aviation or any officer authorised by him in this behalf, he shall, by written order, direct the owner of such building, or tree, to furnish to the officer-in-charge of the aerodrome, within a specified period, a plan showing the location of building, or tree, and also disclosing the dimensions or any other details specified in the order.

Draft Guidelines for Operationalisation of Ro-Ro and Ro-Pax ferry service.

The “Guidelines for Operationalization of Ro-Ro and Ro-Pax ferry service along the coast of India” seeks to homogenize and streamline the development and operations of ferry services, along with, promoting ease of doing business by eliminating unnecessary delays, disagreements and introducing digital interventions at customer interface.

MoRTH notifies Bharat New Car Assessment Programme.

BNCAP is applicable on Type Approved motor vehicles of category M1 [motor vehicles used for the carriage of passengers, comprising not more than eight seats, in addition to driver’s seat] with gross vehicle weight less than 3.5 Tonnes, manufactured or imported in the country, in accordance with the Automotive Industry Standard (AIS)-197. The standard is aligned with global benchmarks: it is beyond minimum regulatory requirements.

The Central Motor Vehicles (Draft Amendment) Rules, 2022.

Through this amendment, the definition for the term “Armoured Vehicles” has been notified which means a special purpose vehicle of category M and N which is intended for the protection of conveyed persons or goods with anti-bullet armour plating.

The Central Motor Vehicles (Draft Amendment) Rules, 2022.

Every manufacturer or importer of M2, M3 and N2 vehicle category, except Tippers, with gross vehicle weight between three and a half tonnes (3.5 T) and twelve tonnes (12.0 T), manufactured or imported for sale in India, shall, on and from the 1st day of April, 2023, be tested for Constant Speed Fuel Consumption standard and comply with the Fuel consumption target, as notified under the Energy Conservation Act, 2001.