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Odd-even rule: Here’s who’ll get exemptions, who won’t

The odd-even car rationing scheme will be enforced in Delhi for a five-day period from November 13.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 09 Nov 2017 05:17 PM (IST)

Odd-Even Formula: Here’s who’ll get exemptions, who won’t Odd-even rule: Here’s who’ll get exemptions, who won’t

Odd-numbered cars are allowed to run on odd dates (13, 15, 17 Nov) while even-numbered cars can only run on even dates (14, 16 Nov). File Photo: PTI

NEW DELHI: The Odd-Even formula will be come into force again in Delhi from 13th to 17th November to curb the toxicsmog that has engulfed the national capital in recent days. The announcement was made by state transport minister Kailash Gahlot on Thursday afternoon. Two-wheelers and CNG vehicles, like last time, will be exempted under this scheme. According to the scheme, odd-numbered cars will be allowed to run on odd dates (13, 15, 17 Nov) while even-numbered cars can only run on even dates (14, 16 Nov) between 8am and 8pm. IGL stickers for cars will be available from tomorrow at 22 CNG stations across Delhi, Delhi transport minister said. List of categories exempt from Odd-Even scheme

President
Vice President
Prime Minister
Chief Justice of India
Lok Sabha Speaker
Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha
Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha
Leaders of Opposition in Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha
Chief Ministers of state and union territories except Delhi
Governors of State
Lt Governors of Union Territories
Union Ministers
Judges of Supreme Court, judges of Delhi High Court and Lokayukta
Single women drivers, women drivers with a male child up to the age of 12
Emergency vehicles, ambulance, fire, hospital, prison, hearse, enforcement vehicles.
Vehicles of paramilitary forces, vehicles of defence, pilot and escort
Vehicles of SPG protectees
Vehicles bearing diplomatic corps registration numbers
Those on way to hospital for a medical emergency should carry proof
Vehicles of the physically challenged
Emergency Vehicles i.e. ambulance, fire brigade and hospital, prison and hearse vehicles
Enforcement vehicles i.e. vehicles of Police, Transport Department, vehicles authorised by the Divisional Commissioner GNCTD, paramilitary forces etc.
Vehicles bearing Ministry of Defence number plates CNG-driven vehicles (these vehicles should prominently display sticker ‘CNG Vehicle’ on the front windscreen-issued by Indraprastha Gas Ltd.), Electric Vehicles, Hybrid Vehicles
Women only vehicles – including children of age up to 12 years travelling with them.
Vehicles driven/occupied by handicapped persons.
Vehicles carrying children in school uniform
Vehicles being used for medical emergencies