Challan

Paying e-Challan is very easy. Here is step-by-step guide to help you with the e-challan paying process. Click here to know more.

Car and bike owners face huge relief as the government offers them heavy discounts and a chance to clear their pending challans and fines for 15 more days without a late fee. \n

If you are a vehicle owner, paying off your challan is equally important as keeping your car clean.

Uttar Pradesh has collected the maximum in terms of e-challans.

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.

Learn how to pay a challan in Delhi in a hassle-free way through online and offline ways, along with the simple tricks to avoid getting punished under the traffic laws.

The Odisha traffic department has introduced a heavy penalty of Rs. 7000, if someone is seen overspeeding. The speed limits on major roads in Odisha have been set to 50kmp so as to increase the safety of commuters and people on the road. An e-challan will also be issued where traffic violators can pay the penalty online. Apart from assisting in online payments of e-challan and vehicle taxes, the e-challan Odisha will also display the driver's background, and repeat offenders will face increased penalties. The vehicle check report (VCR) will be generated on the spot by the mobile e-challan device, eliminating the need for a manual VCR form.

A vehicle e-challan is a computer-generated challan issued by the Traffic Police to all traffic violators in India who are caught by the CCTV installed on the city roads and highways.

To know about traffic challan against you and want to check its details, here are two platforms to check challan.