Delhi GRAP Rules 1 November 2026: Entry Banned for Older-Norm Vehicles from Outside, Challan Up to ₹20,000
With rising pollution, Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) restrictions came into force in Delhi on 1 November. Entry has been barred for certain vehicles registered outside Delhi with norms below BS-VI. People travelling to Delhi-NCR from Rajasthan and other states should know these rules.
Which Vehicles Are Barred
Entry has been barred for cars, buses and trucks carrying non-essential goods that are registered outside Delhi and have a norm below BS-VI.
Penalty and Action
- Violators may face a challan of up to ₹20,000.
- Seizure of the vehicle is also provided for.
Other Restrictions
- Parking fees have been raised in some areas.
- Use of diesel generators is restricted.
- Keeping a valid PUC certificate is considered essential, as trouble with fuel without PUC has also been reported.
Before You Travel to Delhi
- Check your vehicle's emission norm (BS-VI or not) from the RC.
- Keep a valid PUC certificate.
- Check the latest rules before travel so you are not turned back at the border.
- Consider the metro or public transport instead of an older vehicle.
Please Note
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which vehicles are barred?
Certain cars, buses and trucks registered outside Delhi with norms below BS-VI.
What is the penalty?
A challan of up to ₹20,000.
Is PUC needed?
Yes, keeping a valid PUC is safer.
Note: This information is written in our own words from various news reports and public notices, as of 1 November 2026. Prices and rules may differ by city, state and bank. It is not investment, legal or medical advice. For final information, check the official website of the department or company concerned. Emitrawala.com is not a government website.
