HOW TO CHECK AND PAY TRAFFIC CHALLAN ONLINE

In the last several years, the national government of India has implemented a number of initiatives to upgrade the country's road network. Along with enhancing connectivity and building additional expressways and national highways around the nation, the Indian government has also put the new Motor Vehicles Act into effect. Heavy fines are imposed for breaking this rule's driving regulations. Additionally, to make it simpler for law enforcement to fine persons who break the law, the government has placed cameras and other sensors on the roads.

There are instances where drivers are unaware of the traffic challan, even though the entire procedure of fining drivers and collecting challan payments has been moved online for convenience. These traffic challans are consequently unpaid, which can result in additional fines and possibly jail. The government has also created a simple method by which drivers can determine whether they have received a fine for situations like these. They might use a similar method to pay fines as well.

 

 

 

 

So, for a step-by-step tutorial on how to check the challan status if you have been punished and then pay the traffic challan online

How To Check Online Traffic Challan Status-

Step 1:Visit https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in in the first step.

Step 2: Select "Get Challan Details" from the list.

Step 3: Next, enter the vehicle's licence plate number and the screen's captcha.

Step 4: Select "Get Details" from the menu.

When you do, the website will show you whether your car has any outstanding traffic tickets and their status.

How To Pay Challan Online -

The website will also prompt you to pay the traffic challan online once you have seen the challan data. Here's how to make the online fine payment.

Step 1: To begin making a payment after viewing the challan details, click the "Pay Now" option.

Step 2: To start the transaction, confirm your cellphone number using the OTP that was issued to it.

Step 3: After completing this, you will be forwarded to the state's e-challan payment page where you can pay the fine.

Step 4: From there, you can pay the challan using a credit card or debit card. As an alternative, you can do the same via online banking.

FAQs

Q1. What is an E- Challan?

E-challan is the name of the challan's electronic version. A specific format used for depositing or remitting the contribution or statutory payment to a bank or treasury is another definition of an e-challan.

Q2. What are the advantages of E-Challan Payment Online?

Some benefits of paying for E-Challan online are:

• It is quick and safe.
• On your challan payment, you may receive a cashback.
• Any payment method, such as Paytm Postpaid, is acceptable.

Q3. What are some common driving infractions that could result in a ticket?

Common traffic infractions include:

• Lack of documentation when driving or renting your car to someone who is not in possession of the necessary documentation
• poor or reckless driving
• road marking laws being broken
• improper number plate display
• misuse of the vehicle's lights
• over-accelerating or overtaking
• breaking traffic signal laws

Q4. What is the deadline for traffic challan online payment?

Typically, after receiving a challan, you have 15 days to pay it.

Q5. What if my challan is not paid?

A constable may go to your registered residence if you don't pay your challan. Additionally, a judge may summon you to court and require you to show up. Your driver's licence may also be suspended in some circumstances.