New rule mandatory for motorcyclists across the country. It is necessary to install ABS in bikes up to 125cc.
The government has now become more strict than ever regarding road safety in India. One connected to the two-wheeler in the same direction historical decision Has been taken.
From June 2026, it will be mandatory to install ABS in all motorcycles and scooters with engines of 125cc or less.
That means now the time has come to say goodbye to the Combi Braking System (CBS) present in entry-level bikes.
Why did the government have to take such a big step?
Accidents involving small engine bikes have increased rapidly in the last few years.
The report of the Road Transport Ministry is shocking—
In 2023, 45% of the total road accident deaths in the country were related to two-wheelers.
In most of the cases, the main reason was skidding or loss of control of the bike due to sudden braking.
The government believes that entry-level two-wheelers are the most driven on Indian roads. That’s why they better braking technology Giving has now become mandatory.
CBS vs ABS — What’s the difference?
CBS (Combi Braking System)
applies equal pressure to both wheels when the brakes are applied
Control is fine, but there is a fear of skidding during fast braking.
ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)
wheels during brakes prevents locking
Skidding is less, bike remains stable
Rider control increases
Chances of fatal accidents are significantly reduced
The government estimates that with the introduction of ABS The safety of millions of riders will improve and accidents related to small engine bikes will reduce.
Now it will be necessary to buy two helmets along with the new bike.
Along with ABS, the government has implemented another safety change—
From June 2026, it will be mandatory to buy two helmets with every new bike/scooter.
Its purpose is clear:
Not just the driver, Safety of pillion rider is equally important Is
Major cause of deaths in road accidents pillion riding without helmet has been found
Why did these rules become extremely important?
Thousands of people lose their lives in motorcycle accidents every year in India.
Safety features were very limited in entry-level bikes
With ABS and dual helmets becoming mandatory, safety standards will increase significantly.
Now safety is not just a luxury of premium bikes, but rights of every citizen will happen
Simply meant for common riders
ABS—standard feature in all new bikes up to 125cc
CBS system will now shut down
It is legally required to buy two helmets when buying a new bike.
This step should be taken by India Global Road Safety Standards Will take you closer to.
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