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Know the latest PUCC challan rules in Delhi for 2026, including the ₹10,000 fine for expired PUC certificates, validity rules, No PUC No Fuel policy and online challan payment process. Read more

Piyush Sharma
14 May · 8 min read

Driving without a valid PUC certificate can lead to ₹10,000 fines. Check latest PUCC challan rules, penalties, validity and how to avoid pollution certificate fines. Read more

Qushi Siddiqui
23 Apr · 8 min read
A PUC or Pollution Under Control Certificate is a government-issued document stating that the vehicle’s emissions are within the permissible limits.
A PUC certificate can be obtained from any government-approved emission testing centres or authorised petrol pumps.
Yes, to get a PUCC, it is necessary for a vehicle to undergo an emission test at any authorised testing centre.
In such a case, download a digital copy of the PUC certificate from the Parivahan PUC portal and get a printout of it, if required or you can revisit the testing centre where the emission test was done.
Revisit the testing centre where the emission test was conducted and request a duplicate copy.
The validity of a PUC certificate varies based on the vehicle type, fuel type, age, and applicable state regulations.
A challan of ₹10,000 is issued for PUC certificate-related offences. Further, the penalty might vary depending on the city/state and the number of offences.