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New Tourist Vehicle Rules: 60-Day Limit Outside Home State, Stricter Monitoring

New Tourist Vehicle Rules: 60-Day Limit Outside Home State, Stricter Monitoring

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News18•18-02-2026, 15:54

New Tourist Vehicle Rules: 60-Day Limit Outside Home State, Stricter Monitoring

•Ministry of Road Transport and Highways introduces new rules for All-India Tourist Permits.
•Vehicles must now return to their home state within 60 continuous days, down from 90 days.
•Each trip must either originate or conclude in the vehicle's home state.
•Mandatory tracking devices and emergency buttons for all tourist vehicles.
•Aims to curb permit misuse, enhance passenger safety, and ensure toll/fee compliance.

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