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(i) Reduction in the operation costs and maintenance costs of vehicles.
(ii) Increase in revenue from the motor vehicles – vehicle registration tax, life tax, fuel tax, income from passengers and goods transportation, excise and customs duties, sales tax, and so on.
(iii) Saving in travel time – In the case of commercial vehicles, the time saved can be utilized for additional trips and increased earnings.
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<p>a. Engineering Knowledge<br />
b. Problem Analysis<br />
c. Design & Development of Solutions<br />
d. Conduct investigations of complex problems<br />
e. Modern Tool Usage:</p>

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