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Date: 2018-03-28 Category: Extra Ordinary State: Union Government Country: India

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub section 3 of Section 58 and sub Section 3 a of Section 110

Issued by Ministry of Road Transport and Highways · Not Applicable

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Executive Summary: This notification from the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways approves the transportation of one GVO Reactor from Adani Port, Gujarat, to Gujarat Refinery Plant, Gujarat, between March 2018 and February 2019. The approval specifies vehicle configurations, dimensions, and weight limits, and imposes conditions to ensure safety and minimal traffic disruption. Ms. Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, is responsible for the transportation. Key Points / Main Content: * **Approval for Transportation:** * Authorizes the road transport of one GVO Reactor from Adani Port Dahej, Gujarat, to Gujarat Refinery Plant Vadodra, Gujarat. * Valid from March 2018 to February 2019. * **Transporter Details:** * Ms. Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, is the designated transporter. * Ms LT Heavy Engineering, Hajira, is the company for which the transport is being conducted. * **Vehicle Specifications:** * Specifies the use of eight prime mover tractors with listed registration numbers, makes and registered owners. * Details thirteen independently registered hydraulic trailers, including registration numbers, axle and tire configurations, and Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW). * **Load Configuration:** * Sets limits for Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) and dimensions of the consignment: 26770 mm (length) x 6500 mm (width) x 6600 mm (height). * Details axle configurations and weight distribution. * **Conditions and Restrictions:** * Specifies the transportation route: Adani Port, Dahej to Gujarat Refinery Plant, Vadodra, via specified junctions. * Requires adherence to load restrictions set by local authorities and the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI). * Mandates advance notification (at least ten days) to relevant authorities regarding vehicle movement. * States that vehicles should display danger flags and lights and be preceded/followed by vehicles indicating a heavy load. * Limits trailer speed to a maximum of 10 km/hour. * Requires yellow and black zebra strips on trailers, along with appropriate lighting and reflectors for visibility. * Specifies that Ms Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, is liable for damages to roads or injuries to road users. * Requires Ms Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, to ensure all vehicles have paid road tax, fitness certificates, insurance, national permits, and PUC. * **Trailer Coupling and Road Width:** * Permits coupling trailers side by side to manage road width for this specific transport. * Requires consultation with state authorities and NHAI for bypasses or other measures if trailer width exceeds road width. * **Registration and Vehicle Origin:** * States that no changes will be made to the registration certificates of the trailers and prime movers as they are already registered in the states of Gujarat and Maharashtra. * **Liability and Compliance:** * Ms Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, is responsible for any issues arising from outsourced vehicles or during the consignment's transport. * Requires Ms. Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, to comply with all restrictions specified by state/UT governments and NHAI. Impact Analysis: * State/Union Territory Governments and Local Public Works Departments/National Highway Authority of India: * Impact: Need to monitor and regulate the transportation process to ensure compliance with safety and traffic regulations, as well as road infrastructure protection. * Action Required: Enforce load restrictions, approve trailer movements, specify routes, and potentially arrange bypasses if road width is insufficient. * Ms. Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai: * Impact: Responsible for the safe and compliant transportation of the GVO Reactor. * Action Required: Adhere to all specified vehicle configurations, weight limits, route restrictions, and notification requirements. Must also obtain necessary permissions, insurance, and certifications, as well as manage any issues arising during transport. * Road Users/General Public: * Impact: Potential for traffic disruption and safety concerns due to the oversized load. * Action Required: Be aware of the transportation schedule and route, exercise caution when encountering the transport vehicles, and report any safety concerns to relevant authorities.

Key Entities Referenced

Ministry of Road Transport and Highways: The Indian government ministry that issued the notification. Motor Vehicles Act, 1988: The Indian law under which the notification is issued, specifically sections 58 and 110. GVO Reactor: The specific cargo being transported, requiring special permissions. Adani Port, Dahej, Gujarat: The origin point of the GVO Reactor transport. Gujarat Refinery Plant Vadodra, Gujarat: The destination point of the GVO Reactor transport. Ms. Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai: The logistics company responsible for transporting the GVO Reactor. Ms LT Heavy Engineering, Hajira: The company for whom Boxco Logistics is transporting the reactor. National Highway Authority of India: The Indian governmental organization responsible for maintaining national highways, and a key authority in granting permissions for the transport.
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S.O. 1408(E).— In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of Section 58 and sub-Section 3(a) of Section 110 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the Central Government hereby accords approval for transportation of one GVO Reactor during the period from March, 2018 to February, 2019 from Adani Port Dahej, Gujarat to Gujarat Refinery Plant Vadodra, Gujarat by road with maximum safe laden weight/Gross Vehicles Weight and dimensions as mentioned in the schedule appended hereto. SCHEDULE 1. M/s. Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai is the transporter of M/s L&T Heavy Engineering, Hajira, for the aforesaid movement. 2. Prime Movers (Tractors): Total 8 (Eight) prime movers will be utilized in the movement of the subject consignment as detailed below: Sl. No. Registration No. Make Registered Owner of Tractor 1. GJ12 BV 0415 Volvo M/s. Boxco Logistics India Pvt. 2. GJ12 BV 0015 Volvo Ltd., Mumbai 3. MH06 AC 5750 Volvo 4. MH06 AQ 1289 Volvo 5. MH06 AC 5416 Volvo 6. MH46H1064 Volvo 7. MH06AQ1290 Volvo 8. GJ12AZ3302 Volvo4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC. 3(ii)] 3. The following independently registered Hydraulic Trailers will be utilized in the above movements:- Sl. Registration No. No. of No. of GVW sanctioned/ Registered Owner No. of Trailers Axles in Tyres in mentioned in RC of Trailers Trailers Trailers (in Ton) 1. GJ 12 AT 7526 4 32 104 M/s Boxco Logistics India 2. GJ 12 AT 7528 4 32 104 Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai 3. GJ 12 Z 0140 4 32 104 4. GJ 12 Z 0139 4 32 104 5. GJ12AT7530 8 64 208 6. GJ 12 Z 0138 6 48 156 7. GJ 12 AT 9598 8 64 208 8. GJ 12 Z 4079 4 32 104 9. GJ 12 Z 4076 4 32 104 10. GJ 12 AT 9596 8 64 208 11. GJ 12 Z 0137 4 32 104 12. GJ 12 Z 3452 6 48 156 13. GJ 12 Z 3453 6 48 156 4. Vehicle and Load Configuration:- GVW of the axles in laden condition and overall dimension of consignment will be :- Unladen Weight in Weight of GVW of the Overall dimension of Description of Coupling of axles Tons Consignment axles required consignment (in MM) in length and width in Tons (length x Width x Height) Unladen weight of 406.25 tons 521.45 tons 26770 x 6500 x 6600 16 axle rows having 1+1/2 axles 16 Nos. (1+1/2) in each row (equivalent to total 24 axle : 115.2 Tons axle rows in common parlance). Will be coupled in 1+1/2 axle width(12 tyres per axle row). 5. The above relaxation is subject to the conditions that :- (i) The specific route for transportation of GVO Reactor will be from Adani Port, Dahej – Dahej Port Junction – Amod Junction – Barsad Junction – Parda – Genda Circle – Koyli Junction – Bitumen Gate Junction – IOCL Bitumen Gate-2. (ii) Load restrictions on various roads stipulated by the Public Works Department/Local Authorities/National Highway Authority of India will be observed and permission of such authorities will be obtained before the vehicles are put on the roads. Movement of the trailers will be approved and closely monitored by the concerned road authorities in State/Union Territory/National Highway Authority of India from Safety point of view. (iii) The vehicles should display all danger flags and lights, preferably the vehicles should be preceded and followed by a vehicle displaying prominently that a heavy load is passing. (iv) Coupling of the trailers along side by side the width of the road will be permissible only for above movement. (v) M/s Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai will give advance intimation at least ten days in advance to such authority or officer specified in this behalf by the State Government/National Highway Authority of India regarding each movement of such vehicles. (vi) If so directed by the Public works Department of a State/Union Territory/National Highway Authority of India, the loaded vehicles will not be allowed to pass over the bridges on the roads in that State/Union Territory and in such cases applicants will have to make their own arrangements to cross the rivers/drains. (vii) M/s Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai would need to obtain permission before moving, from concerned State or union Territory Authorities/National Highway Authority of India en route, in view of the oversized cargo. For each such movement, the timing should be prescribed by the concerned authority. (viii) The said vehicles should be moved without any hindrance to the normal flow of traffic. (ix) The maximum speed of the trailers for movement on the road shall not exceed 10 kms/hour.¹Hkkx IIµ[k.M 3(ii)º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 5 (x) The trailers shall be painted for the entire width by yellow and black zebra strips on the front and rear sides duly marked for night time driving/parking suitably by red lamps at the front and rear and red flags on both the sides during day time to indicate the extreme position of the vehicle clearly. In addition the entire overhang shall be covered with a red reflector/reflective tape to facilitate clear vision of overhang. (xi) M/s Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai would be liable to pay such amount to the Government of State/Union Territory/National Highway Authority of India or any other affected person where any damage is caused to the roads or road structures/other road users/person directly or indirectly due to the movement of the trailers. (xii) M/s Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai will observe such restrictions as the State/Union Territory Government/National Highway Authority of India may by order specify in this behalf. (xiii) Company will ensure that road tax have been paid, fitness certificate, insurance cover, National Permit, and PUC have been obtained in respect of all the vehicles to be utilized in the above movements. (xiv) Each set of vehicles for transportation of consignment, will consist of two Prime Movers and 16 rows of (1+1/2) axles in each row. (xv) In case, the width after sideway coupling of trailers exceeds the road width in certain stretches, by passes/other measures in consultation with States Authorities/National Highway Authority of India will be taken for movement of the above consignment. (xvi) No change will be made in the Registration Certificates of the Trailers and Prime Movers as they are already registered in the State of Gujarat and Maharashtra. (xvii) In case of issues arising of any vehicle(s) or part of vehicle(s) out sourced from other registered owners, M/s Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai shall be responsibility for the same. (xviii) Any issue of any nature arising during the transportation of subject consignment shall be the responsibility of the M/s Boxco Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai [F. No. RT-11042/ 07/2018-MVL] ABHAY DAMLE, Jt. Secy. . Uploaded by Dte. of Printing at Government of India Press, Ring Road, Mayapuri, New Delhi-110064 and Published by the Controller of Publications, Delhi-110054.

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