The Governments of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal have announced that they will be signing an agreement that will expedite road commute between the four nations. Called the Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal Motor Vehicle Agreement (BBIN MVA), the arrangement will allow vehicles with BBIN MVA permits to ply between any of the four nations.
Initially permits will be issued only to commercial vehicles. Private vehicle permits will be issued a little later. This agreement also sets in place strict rules for inspection of cargo at each entry and exit point. This plan was earlier tabled at a SAARC Summit in 2014, but was cancelled due to objections from a few member nations.
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India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh Sign a landmark Motor Vehicles Agreement for seamless movement of road traffic among Four SAARC Countries in Thimpu
Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal to sign transport agreement | Car News | Others | Autocar India
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Xbhpians, what do you think of this initiative?



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