The government plans to mandate low-beam-only automatic headlamps for two-wheelers and restrict high-intensity headlamps to reduce glare and enhance road safety for all users.
The changes are aimed at improving road safety
Aug 24, 2026
01:03 pm
What's the storyThe Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has proposed significant changes to vehicle lighting regulations in India.
The proposed amendments, which are part of a larger set of road safety measures, will restrict automatic headlamps on two-wheelers to low-beam mode only.
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