Jugaad vehicles, operating in various city areas, are causing accidents. These vehicles transport pipes, rebar, iron, sand, gravel, bricks, etc., and are used by builders. In Zirakpur, hundreds of Jugaad vehicles are in operation. Recently, Jugaad vehicles have evolved, with an iron body added to the back of motorcycles.
The district police have been unsuccessful in curbing these vehicles that violate traffic rules. Consequently, unregistered modified Jugadu rickshaws on city roads may lead to accidents. Jugadu rickshaws, created by cutting the back of a bike and attaching it to a rickshaw, pose serious safety risks. A major accident could occur at any time, especially considering the potential for miscalculations in fog.
Jugaadu Bike Rickshaws are being assembled on Zirakpur-Patiala Road for Rs 38 thousand.
The process involves disassembling the rear part of an old bike and fitting it with a frame. The shopkeeper claims to provide an RC and an affidavit.
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