Q1: 1. What is the purpose of Section 105 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988?

• A) A) To regulate parking areas
• B) B) To determine compensation for state transport undertakings
• C) C) To establish speed limits
• D) D) To enforce pollution control measures

Q2: 2. When does Section 105 apply in relation to state transport undertakings?

• A) A) In case of traffic violations
• B) B) In case of accidents involving public transport vehicles
• C) C) In case of vehicle registration
• D) D) In case of road construction

Q3: 3. How is compensation determined under Section 105 of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988?

• A) A) Based on vehicle age
• B) B) Based on passenger satisfaction
• C) C) Based on market value of the vehicle
• D) D) Based on government regulations

Q4: 4. In what situation would compensation be payable under Section 105?

• A) A) A state transport undertaking wins an award
• B) B) A state transport undertaking incurs losses due to natural disasters
• C) C) A state transport undertaking increases fares
• D) D) A state transport undertaking violates traffic rules

Q5: 5. Who is responsible for ensuring the payment of compensation under Section 105?

• A) A) State transport undertakings
• B) B) Local police departments
• C) C) Vehicle manufacturers
• D) D) Insurance companies

Q6: 6. What factors are considered in determining compensation under Section 105?

• A) A) Vehicle color
• B) B) Passenger capacity
• C) C) Vehicle condition
• D) D) Driver's license plate number

Q7: 7. How is the method of payment decided under Section 105?

• A) A) By the vehicle owner
• B) B) By the insurance company
• C) C) By the government authority
• D) D) By mutual agreement between parties

Q8: 8. What is the objective of the principles outlined in Section 105?

• A) A) To encourage reckless driving
• B) B) To promote public safety
• C) C) To increase traffic congestion
• D) D) To reduce fuel efficiency

Q9: 9. Who can file for compensation under Section 105?

• A) A) Vehicle manufacturers
• B) B) Passengers of public transport
• C) C) Traffic police officers
• D) D) Private vehicle owners

Q10: 10. What documentation is required to support a compensation claim under Section 105?

• A) A) Driving license
• B) B) Vehicle registration certificate
• C) C) Pollution under control certificate
• D) D) Parking ticket

Q11: 11. Which of the following is NOT a consideration in determining compensation under Section 105?

• A) A) Vehicle make and model
• B) B) Passenger injuries
• C) C) Vehicle usage
• D) D) Traffic congestion

Q12: 12. In what scenario would compensation be denied under Section 105?

• A) A) Vehicle maintenance issues
• B) B) Driver fatigue
• C) C) Acts of vandalism
• D) D) Road construction delays

Q13: 13. Who oversees the implementation of compensation payments under Section 105?

• A) A) State transport minister
• B) B) Regional transport authority
• C) C) National Highway Authority
• D) D) Traffic control unit

Q14: 14. What role does public feedback play in determining compensation under Section 105?

• A) A) None
• B) B) Primary
• C) C) Secondary
• D) D) Tertiary

Q15: 15. What measures can be taken if compensation is not paid as per Section 105?

• A) A) File a police complaint
• B) B) Approach the court for legal action
• C) C) Seek compensation from insurance companies
• D) D) Ignore the issue

Q16: 16. How does Section 105 contribute to the improvement of state transport undertakings?

• A) A) By increasing fares
• B) B) By promoting safety and efficiency
• C) C) By reducing fleet size
• D) D) By decreasing routes

Q17: 17. What is the significance of determining compensation in accordance with Section 105?

• A) A) Encourages reckless driving
• B) B) Ensures accountability and fairness
• C) C) Promotes competition among transport undertakings
• D) D) Reduces public access to transportation

Q18: 18. How does Section 105 impact the relationship between state transport undertakings and passengers?

• A) A) Increases conflict
• B) B) Enhances trust and reliability
• C) C) Reduces accessibility
• D) D) Creates confusion

Q19: 19. What penalties can be imposed for non-compliance with compensation guidelines under Section 105?

• A) A) Fine
• B) B) License suspension
• C) C) Vehicle confiscation
• D) D) Imprisonment

Q20: 20. How do the principles in Section 105 align with the overall goals of The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988?

• A) A) By promoting pollution
• B) B) By enhancing public safety and welfare
• C) C) By increasing traffic violations
• D) D) By supporting illegal activities

Q21: 21. When should compensation be paid under Section 105 in case of an accident involving a state transport undertaking?

• A) A) Within 24 hours of the incident
• B) B) Within 7 days of the incident
• C) C) Within 30 days of the incident
• D) D) Within 90 days of the incident

Q22: 22. How can state transport undertakings ensure compliance with compensation regulations under Section 105?

• A) A) By increasing fares indiscriminately
• B) B) By improving maintenance practices
• C) C) By reducing services
• D) D) By ignoring passenger complaints

Q23: 23. In what way does Section 105 contribute to creating a level playing field among state transport undertakings?

• A) A) By favoring certain operators
• B) B) By setting uniform compensation standards
• C) C) By imposing higher taxes
• D) D) By reducing services

Q24: 24. What role does technology play in facilitating the implementation of compensation under Section 105?

• A) A) None
• B) B) Limited
• C) C) Significant
• D) D) Counterproductive

Q25: 25. How does the determination of compensation under Section 105 impact the financial sustainability of state transport undertakings?

• A) A) Improves profitability
• B) B) Increases losses
• C) C) Enhances operational efficiency
• D) D) Reduces government support