The DTC managing director has also been asked to set up PUC centre at bus depots. “DTC too has responsibility of ensuring that its buses have pollution clearance. We know that there are insufficient PUC centres, so we have asked DTC to have their own at the depots,” added the official. Executive director and joint CEO, Delhi integrated Multi Modal transit System (DIMTS), has also been directed to set up the centres at their cluster bus depots. Metro also has been asked to have the centres at their feeder bus depots and parking lots. Transport department will coordinate with other agencies like DTC, DIMTS, DMRC, municipal bodies and with ministry of petroleum and natural gas and government of India to ensure implementation of the directions, stated the notification. Steps have been taken to ensure that before Delhi government makes the PUC centres mandatory, it should have enough of these centres to get vehicles checked and certified for pollution, the official said. “Though government has opened PUC centres for individuals as well, there are not enough centres and we don’t want people to flood the centres when we announce penalty for those not having PUC,” stated the official.