The Indian transport ministry has put forward a proposal for a separate category of registration plates designed for hydrogen fuel-operated vehicles. Commercial, private, and rental vehicles using hydrogen fuel will each have unique color schemes for their number plates. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari lauded hydrogen gas as the future fuel for India and highlighted the government's focus on promoting green energy. He mentioned the ongoing work to produce hydrogen from organic municipal waste, emphasizing its cost-effectiveness. Nitin Gadkari even mentioned that he personally uses a hydrogen-powered vehicle. Additionally, the transport ministry announced new safety regulations for motorcycles and scooters, requiring all new two-wheeled vehicles, regardless of their engine size, to be equipped with anti-lock braking systems from January 2023. This safety feature aims to prevent accidents by reducing the chances of skidding during sudden stops. Furthermore, manufacturers will be mandated to provide two helmets meeting safety standards with each new two-wheeler purchase. By January 1, 2026, all models in a specific category must include anti-lock braking systems to enhance rider safety. These initiatives reflect the government's commitment to promoting sustainable and safe transportation in India.