The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM), in a notification dated October 17, announced a strict ban on the entry of all non-BS-VI compliant commercial goods vehicles into Delhi starting November 1, 2025. The order, aimed at curbing rising air pollution levels in the capital, applies to light, medium, and heavy goods vehicles, except those running on CNG, LNG, or electricity, and those registered within Delhi. BS-IV vehicles will be allowed entry only until October 31, 2026, as a temporary measure. The decision follows a Supreme Court observation highlighting congestion and pollution caused by vehicle checks at city borders. CAQM has directed all agencies to ensure strict enforcement at entry points. The move aims to reduce vehicular emissions, one of the major contributors to Delhi’s poor air quality during winter. Delhi Air Pollution: CPCB Reports Severe to Very Poor AQI as Thick Smog Engulfs National Capital (Watch Videos).

CAQM Bans Entry of Non-BS-VI Commercial Vehicles From November 1

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