National Green Tribunal has noted nearly three lakh litres of petrol is burnt by vehicles stuck in traffic snarls or red lights in the national capital every day.<br/><br/>The tribunal directed the traffic police and other authorities to ensure there is no congestion on the roads. <br/><br/>It said any person who violates the directions of the tribunal on vehicular pollution should be strictly made liable for payment of environmental compensation.<br/><br/>The amounts collected for environmental compensation should be utilised only for the purpose of prevention and control of air and water pollution, NGT said.

National Green Tribunal has noted nearly three lakh litres of petrol is burnt by vehicles stuck in traffic snarls or red<br/>lights in the national capital every day.<br/><br/>The tribunal directed the traffic police and other authorities to ensure there is no congestion on the roads. <br/><br/>It said any person who violates the directions of the tribunal on vehicular pollution should be strictly made liable for payment of environmental compensation.<br/><br/>The amounts collected for environmental compensation should be utilised only for the purpose of prevention and control of air and water pollution, NGT said.

National Green Tribunal has noted nearly three lakh litres of petrol is burnt by vehicles stuck in traffic snarls or red<br/>lights in the national capital every day.<br/><br/>The tribunal directed the traffic police and other authorities to ensure there is no congestion on the roads. <br/><br/>It said any person who violates the directions of the tribunal on vehicular pollution should be strictly made liable for payment of environmental compensation.<br/><br/>The amounts collected for environmental compensation should be utilised only for the purpose of prevention and control of air and water pollution, NGT said.