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Delhi's vehicle entry ban tested at borders as enforcement challenges mount

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Delhi plans to bar older vehicles that do not meet BS6 emission norms from entering the city. Officials are struggling to monitor the many entry points, particularly during peak rush hours. Automatic number plate recognition and similar technology are seen as key to spotting non-compliant vehicles. Coordination with neighbouring NCR states is also considered essential to stop drivers from using alternative routes.

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