(Zee News)
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the proposal submitted by the Centre to allow different colour stickers on vehicles to identify cars running on polluting fuels. As per the proposal, blue stickers will be used on petrol and CNG cars and orange stickers will be used on diesel vehicles in Delhi NCR.
The Environment Pollution Control Authority had in July this year told the Supreme Court that having colour-coded stickers to identify polluting automobiles would help in tackling air pollution. The EPCA had said that the colour-coded stickers would be more effective than having “odd-even” vehicle rotation scheme in Delhi and it would also help in identifying older vehicles. Such a colour code scheme is used in Paris.
