Once an e-challan online is issued to a commuter, they often have a varied set of questions to ask! For some, it is important to know when they can pay off their e-challan while for others it is essential to know what they should do about a challan pending in court. Well, we have the answer to all the questions you have. We will tell you what a challan pending in court means and also if the police or the concerned traffic department can recover the fine from you in any way.
In case you haven’t paid challan within the stipulated timeline, there are a couple of things that can happen if you have a challan pending in court:
If you haven’t had a chance to pay your e-challan online, you can find traffic police to complete the payment of your challan pending in court. Always remember, no traffic police officer has the right to recover a fine from you forcibly. Cops can only stop you if they see you violating road rules but no one can keep your driver’s license or car documents or force you to pay challan on the spot.
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To save yourself the hassle of late e-challan payment leading to rounds of the court or summoning, you can quickly and easily pay your e-challan online with Park+.
Step 1: Download the Park+ app or website
Step 2: Click on the ‘Challan tab’ and enter your vehicle registration number
Step 3: Click on ‘Update’ followed by ‘Update Now’
Step 4: You will get the updated details of your e-challan by clicking on ‘Get challan details’
Step 5: Once you have the updated challan information, click on ‘Pay dues’ to clear your challan amount
It’s as simple as that and also saves you court hassles for late e-challan payment.