Do you know what one means by a challan? You must pay a penalty if you do not follow the traffic norms. There was a time when the challan was set up manually. However, times have changed, and now there is an E Challan. This helps one maintain transparency and pay the rates easily.
One big reason people often end up paying a hefty fine is that it encourages them to be more responsible and ultimately decreases the number of accidents on the road.
Interestingly, the rates of these fines can vary between different states, primarily because each state government has its policies in place.
The traffic rules of every state are set up quite stringent, and this is done to avoid any accidents. However, if you bypass any of these rules, you must pay a " challan " fine. This fine amount is payable in rupees.
Driving a vehicle without a proper seat belt will lead to a fine of INR 1000.
Triple riding on a motor vehicle will attract a fine of INR1,000. Similarly, driving a two-wheeler without a helmet incurs a penalty of INR 1,000.
Driving a car without a number plate will lead to a fine of INR 500 for the first offence and INR 1,500 for repeat offences.
Parking a vehicle in a restricted area or where "no parking" is indicated carries a penalty of INR 550 for the first offence and 1,550 for repeat offences.
As per the latest revision, driving a vehicle before 18 results in a hefty fine of INR 30,000.
Not following the traffic signals incurs a fine of INR 5,000 for the first offence and INR 10,500 for repeat offences.
Drinking and driving will attract a fine of INR 10,000.
Operating a vehicle without a valid registration will invite a time of INR 2,500. Driving an uninsured vehicle incurs a fine of INR 2,000.
Violating road regulations carries a penalty of INR 1,000.
Failure to give way to emergency vehicles incurs a penalty of INR 10,000.
Not informing authorities about a change of driver address carries a fine of INR 500 for the first offence and INR 1,500 for repeat offences.
In case you are driving without a valid driver's license results, you will need to pay a fine of INR 5,000. However, driving without valid insurance incurs a fine of INR 2,000.
If you happen to overload a vehicle, it attracts a penalty of INR 2,000.
Like Kerala, Meghalaya is also strict about the traffic rules. The government issues a challan to keep the rules in check. You can find the payable challan amounts for some serious traffic offences here. All of these amounts are to be paid in rupees.
Driving a vehicle without wearing a seat belt attracts a fine of INR 1,000.
Riding a motor vehicle with three passengers is an offence and attracts a penalty of INR 1,000.
Driving a two-wheeler without a helmet attracts a fine of INR 1,000.
Driving a car without a valid number plate is against the law. You will be fined 500 for the first offence, while repeat offences incur a penalty of INR 1,500.
Parking your vehicle in an area with "no parking" signs displayed incurs a fine of 500 for the first offence and INR 1,500 for repeat offences.
Driving a vehicle before the age of 18 levies a fine of INR 25,000.
Failure to abide by the traffic signals for the first offence will lead to a fine of INR 5,000, while repeat offences can result in a penalty of INR 10,000.
Driving a vehicle in a drunk state can attract a fine of INR 10,000.
Driving a vehicle without a viable registration incurs a penalty of 2000. Driving a vehicle without insurance also carries a fine of INR 2,000.
Violating the regulations while driving leads to a fine of INR 1,000.
Not giving passage to emergency vehicles incurs a fine of INR 10,000.
Not informing the authorities about changing the driver's address invites a fine of INR 500 for the first offence and INR 1,500 for repeat offences.
Driving without a proper driving license results in a fine of INR 5,000. Driving the vehicle without valid insurance leads to a fine of INR 2,000.
Overloading the vehicle over the capacity can carry a fine of INR 2,000.
Being a responsible citizen and following the traffic rules is important for you and others. Even if you incur any challan due to mistakes, timely payment is essential. You can check your challan amount using the Park+ app. Moreover, it offers a one-stop solution for parking reservations, tracking challan payments, FASTag recharge, and much more.
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