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Section 16: Appointment of driver or any other person as conductor

Delhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1993Union territory Rules of Delhi · 1988

A driver or any other person temporarily employed can act as a conductor without licence:

(i)When in an emergency it becomes difficult for the permit holder to provide for a conductor for his stage carriage, or where a conductor on duty, for reasons beyond his control cannot perform his duties, the driver of stage carriage may, for a period not exceeding one month, act as a conductor of the stage carriage without holding a conductor’s licence as required by sub-section

(2) of section 29 of the Act;

(ii)a person other than driver of a stage carriage may also act as a conductor without holding a conductor’s licence, for a period not exceeding one month in any calendar year, provided that:

(a) he intimates through his employer in advance his intention so to the licencing authority within whose jurisdiction he intends to act as a conductor,

(b) he is disqualified for holding a conductor’s licence, and

(c) he carries an authorization from the owner stating the reasons why an unlicenced conductor has been employed.

Where this provision sits

ActDelhi Motor Vehicles Rules, 1993
Section16
Marginal noteAppointment of driver or any other person as conductor
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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