Traffic Police e-Challan - Online Check Using Park+

Check e-Challans with Park+

Park+ offers the most seamless interface to check pending e-challan status. You can simply view your existing e-challans by entering your vehicle number. You may need to verify your vehicle via an OTP sent on your registered mobile number.

Why choose Park+ for checking e-challan status?

With Park+, you can view your existing e-challans with minimal effort and in under a minute. The seamless & user-friendly interface gives detailed information about the same. The e-challans can also be paid instantly via Park+.

30k+ e-challans are checked on the Park+ app weekly. To do an online challan check and make payment of your pending challan, just follow these simple steps:

• Step 1: Download the Park+ app or visit the website
• Step 2: Click on the "Challan" tab
• Step 3: Enter your vehicle registration number and click on Challan Details
• Step 4: You will find an update button, which once you click, will ask you to "Update now"
• Step 5: Once you click on "Update now", you will get the e-challan status followed by a way to make payment and clear your dues.

The RTO vehicle challan information you will find on Park+ is updated whenever you attempt the e challan check.

Check e-Challans with Parivahan Official Website

Parivahan Website offers the most seamless interface to check pending e-challan status. You can simply view your existing e-challans by entering your vehicle number. You may need to verify your vehicle via an OTP sent on your registered mobile number.

Why choose Parivahan Website for checking e-challan status?

With Parivahan Website, you can view your existing e-challans with minimal effort and in under a minute. The seamless & user-friendly interface gives detailed information about the same. The e-challans can also be paid instantly via Parivahan Website.

Introduction to e-challan status:

To make traffic services more proactive and tech-friendly, the Government of India introduced the concept of e-challan, making challan payment easier for citizens. A computer-based challan sent to traffic defaulters across India, an e-challan uses CCTVs to capture defaulters and charge them with a fine. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, if you don't adhere to the rules and regulations on the road, you will be charged with a fine.

There are multiple ways to check challan status and even make online payment of the fine. Continue reading to learn everything about the online challan status and how to make its payment.

How to pay challan online and offline?

• Online:

  You can also check vehicle challan status on the traffic police of the particular state, for example, the Delhi Traffic Police to know your pending challan status and pay your fine.

• Offline:

  You can pay your traffic challans by visiting the nearest police station of the city you've been fined in. You can do a vehicle challan status enquiry and go to a traffic police cop who has a challan machine. You can show them your challan details and pay on the spot with cash or a card.

  What happens if you do not pay an e challan on time?

  Paying challan is like tax payment. What happens when taxpayers try to evade income tax returns? The consequences would start with something as mild as the income tax department sending a warning notice and a penalty but would escalate to jail time quickly.
  The consequences are much similar even when it comes to challan payment is not made in time. If you still do not clear your challan dues on time, and your online traffic challan status stands unpaid, officers from nodal branches can then suspend your driver's license!
  So make sure you are up to date with your challan status inquiry for timely payment of your e-challan. Usually, the police department gives the defaulter 60 days to make the challan payment from the date of challan issuance.

  Online challan generation process

  The police follow a simple process to generate the online challan and also gives you the option to do an RTO fine check.

• Challan generation: The state police departments are generating fines for defaulters using CCTV cameras.
• Challan status and payment: If your vehicle has been caught, you are issued a vehicle challan and given 60 days to pay it off. You can check and clear your online challan status through Park+.
• Data update: Once you have made the payment, do a quick traffic challan check online to ensure the status of your payment is updated. Under the CIN-based view, Challan payers ought to keep in mind that once a challan is paid off, the authorized collecting bank branch or the Reserve Bank of India generates a Challan Identification Number (CIN).
• CIN is a 17-digit number consisting of 14 digits (Challan Tender Date and Serial No.) generated as CPIN while the remaining three digits are the BSR code i.e. the identification code for a bank. The CIN can be used to confirm the e-challan status with your bank, paid using a credit card/debit card, or through other modes of payment for e-challan.
• Defaulters can also see the CIN under the TAN-based view. Once the TAN and challan tender date is provided, defaulters can see their CIN, Major head code with Description, Minor Head Code as well the nature of the payment to confirm their challan status with the collecting bank branch. Also, an SMS is sent to the offender's mobile number registered with the vehicle confirming the payment.
• There are 15 states in India where the government's e-challan system has been executed. These include Maharashtra, Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, West Bengal, Delhi, Bihar, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Puducherry, and Tamil Nadu.