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14 APRIL 2020
  • All India #Motor Transport Congress🚛🚛🚛🚛 (AIMTC) has demanded an insurance package for the truck drivers and assistants who are engaged in maintaining the supply chain of essential commodities during the lockdown on the lines of frontline health workers.The AIMTC has demanded insurance of  Rs 50 lakh to truck drivers and assistants who transport essential goods across the country.

  • The Haryana government plans to turn state roadways buses into mobile clinics and ensure adequate availability of basic medical facilities, according to Chief Secretary Keshni Anand Arora.
  • Ford expected quarterly loss of $600 million due to coronavirus shutdown.

Honda

  • Honda Aviator Discontinued, New Scooter Planned For Replacement.In this BS6 transition.
         Honda models areorms are Activa, Activa 125 and Dio



Renault 

  • Renault India launches 'Book Online, Pay Later' campaign to boost sales. The company announced relaxation on Warranty (including the Extended Warranty policies), as well as Periodic Service schedules during the lockdown. The company declared that its 24x7 roadside assistance program continues to support the customers in case of emergency, where permissible by authorities. Other than this, Renault India has announced the launch of an online booking campaign, ‘Book Online Pay Later’


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