The guidelines and laws set by the government about vehicle usage on our roads are extensive. However, there are a few of them that have seen repeat offences.
The most common challans that are issued in India:
A driving license is one of the essential documents you should have on your person while operating a vehicle. Not adhering to this law could result in a fine of Rs 5000 and imprisonment of up to 3 months.
Adhering to speed limits is a simple yet effective way to ensure everyone’s safety. Breaking said limitations would attract a challan worth Rs 1000.
The last thing you should be doing while operating any heavy machinery is being under the influence. The fine for violating the same? Rs 10,000, and a sizable amount of jail time.
Keeping everyone safe in a car is ensuring everyone has seat belts. So it’s best to buckle up before you get going, or you could face a fine of Rs 1000.
Getting your car insured should be at the top of your priority list. If you don’t have any insurance and get caught, the fine is Rs 2000.