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Tamil Nadu e-challan: Digital Traffic/Transport Enforcement Solution
You can check your Tamil Nadu e-challan status using the Park+ App or TN e-challan Parivahan website.
Use the Park+ App for your TN challan check with two simple steps:
Use the e-challan parivahan website of the Government of India for the traffic fine check:
Note: The steps mentioned above apply to how to check fines on bikes in Tamil Nadu.
Do you know how someone gets charged a traffic fine online?
You can pay e-challan issued by Tamil Nadu police both online and offline:
There are two ways of paying traffic e-challan online in Tamil Nadu - using the e-challan Parivahan website and using Tamil Nadu Transport and Road Safety for fine payment.
You can also pay your TN police fine on the Parivahan website by the Government of India.
Upon successful payment of the traffic police challan, you will receive a confirmation along with the transaction ID.
From the list of challans displayed, select one of the traffic fines online after checking and making the payment.
There are three ways of paying the e-challan issued by Tamil Nadu traffic police offline:
Prepare a cheque/demand draft in the name of city traffic police and post the same to traffic police headquarters.
Here is the list of Documents You Should Carry To Avoid Getting an e-Challan.
Do you know What happens when you don't pay e-challan?
The Greater Chennai Traffic Police (GCTP) has raised the amount of fines for traffic violations under the Motor Vehicle Amendment Act, 2019. The following table provides the list of TN police offenses and their respective penalties in Chennai as of 1 September 2019.
Type of violation | Fines (INR) |
---|---|
Violation of general traffic rules | 500 |
Violation of road regulations | 500 |
Traveling without ticket | 200-500 |
Disobeying orders of traffic police | 2,000 |
Driving vehicles without a valid Registration Certificate | 5,000 |
Driving vehicles without a valid Driving license | 5,000 |
Driving without a valid car insurance policy | For first offense: 2,000 and 3 months imprisonment For repeat offense: 4,000 and 3 months imprisonment |
Driving vehicles without a valid permit | up to 10,000 |
driving vehicles with expired/suspended Driving License | 10,000 |
Driving vehicles without insurance | 2,000 |
Driving oversized vehicles (vehicles not meeting specified dimensions) | 5,000 |
Overspeeding | 1,000 for Light motor vehicles (LMV) 2,000 for Medium-sized vehicles |
Rash driving | Up to 5,000 |
Drunken driving | Up to 10,000 |
Using a mobile phone while driving | 1,000-2,000 |
Drag racing | 10,000 |
Overloading | 20,000 and 2,000 per extra tonne |
Overloading of passengers | 1,000 |
Not wearing a seat belt | 1,000 |
Riding a two-wheeler with more than two passengers (overloading) | 2,000 With license suspension for 3 months |
Riding without helmet | 2,000 With license suspension for 3 months |
Blocking emergency vehicles (fire engine, ambulance) | 10000 |
Violations by juveniles | 25,000 With 3-year imprisonment And cancellation of Vehicle registration |
Violation of license conditions | 25,000-100,000 |
Excessive pollution by car | For first offence:1,000 For repeat offence:2,000 |
Source: The Indian Express, 15 August 2019
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