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Thrissur is a growing city with major highways connecting it with other cities in the state and other states. Thrissur is one of the largest cities in the state of Kerala and the cultural capital of the state, making it busy and bustling all day. The city connects with major national highways such as NH 544 and NH 47 to the northern and southern parts of the state. These highways also provide interstate connectivity. These highways are usually busy with traffic, especially during weekends and peak traffic hours.
Traffic E-Challans are issued in Thrissur for traffic violations. A traffic challan is a violation ticket issued to individuals for any infringements on the road.
Nowadays, traffic e-challans can be easily verified online for traffic violations such as speeding, racing, drunken driving, and other traffic law violations with a high degree of accuracy. Gone are the days when traffic police used to be present at every corner of the city to issue tickets.
Modern traffic signals incorporate sensors that capture and scan your vehicle's number plate, chassis number (located on the right side of your car), engine number, or VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). Even if a police officer did not issue a charge, your vehicle might still have an outstanding traffic ticket.
Step 1: Search "E-challan payments" or "Traffic E-Challan payments" online and click on the Parivahan website, or directly go to the Parivahan Sewa website.
Step 2: Open the Parivahan Sewa website.
Step 3: A search box appears, where you are offered three options. You can search your e-challan,
by entering your challan number
using your vehicle number, chassis number, or engine number (either one is a must).
by entering your driving license number to view the number of tickets raised against you.
It is recommended that you check your vehicle status every 15 days so that any e-challan issued might be cleared now and then. Having an expired or unpaid challan might result in extra fines.
Traffic challans can be paid either in person or online.
If you are paying your challan in person, visit any traffic police station in Thrissur. Take your violation ticket hardcopy, if issued. Most of the time, the charged phone number linked to the driver�s license will be intimidated by a message. In some cases, if you are not alert, you can go to a traffic police station, show your challan number, and pay the fine.
If you wish to pay online, there are lots of options.
Your vehicle�s traffic e-challan can be viewed on the Parivahan Sewa website. It is the official website launched by the Government of India to check the active status of e-challans. You can visit the Parivahan Sewa website, get details of your challan, choose a payment method, and pay the amount.
This facility can also be used to check your vehicle and license status.
Every traffic rule violation has a separate penalty. In Thrissur, the penalties are decided as per the Motor Vehicle Act. Penalties are imposed to ensure that the rider does not repeat the same offense. In some cases, if the violations are repetitive, there are extra penalties. Some of the typical traffic rule violations and their penalties are listed below:
Traffic Violation | Penalty |
---|---|
Failure to wear a helmet | INR 1000 for Light Motor Vehicles INR 2000 for Mechanic Motor Vehicle |
Drunk driving | INR10,000 initially INR 15,000 in case of repetition |
Driving a vehicle without a license | INR 5000 INR 25000 in case of a minor |
Failure to wear a seatbelt | INR 1000 |
Over speeding | INR 1000 for Light Motor Vehicles and INR 2000 for Mechanic Motor Vehicles |
Overloading vehicles | INR 2000 |
Driving an unregistered vehicle (without an RC book) | INR 2000 |
Driving while on the phone | INR 5000 for first-time offenders INR10000 for repetitive offenders |
Disobeying traffic signals | IN 5000 the first time INR 10000 for repetitive offenders |
Park+ has now made Traffic E-Challan payments easy. You can now check your pending challan status online through Park+ by following the steps given below.
Download the Park+ app.
Open the app and click on 'Login'.
Enter your mobile number and click on 'Send OTP'.
Enter the 'OTP' and click on 'Verify OTP'.
Click on 'Challan' under Services.
Enter Your 'Vehicle Number' and click on 'Check Challan'.
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How Can I Pay Challan
Electronic fines replace traditional paper challans and are directly sent to the violator's mobile device or email. However, there are three ways to pay your challan: online or offline
Open Park+ app
Open Park+ app Open Park+ app & Choose Challan as a service
Enter vehicle number
Mention your vehicle registration number, and click on the Challan details
Check the E-Challan Status
Now, click on the update button to check the e-challan status
Check & Pay Pending Challans
Once done, check your challan, and pay the pending fees
Receive a confirmation with transaction ID
After a successful transaction, you will receive a confirmation on your respective mobile number along with the transaction ID
Visit the Parivahan Website
Go to the eChallan System Link, and a login page will appear
Click on Get Challan Details
Choose between Challan Number, Vehicle Number or DL Number to mention the car details
Enter Details and Captcha
Details of the Challan (if any) will be shown
Select the e-Challan
Get details of the offence and penalty to be paid
Proceed with the Payment
Upon successful completion, you will receive a confirmation along with the transaction ID
Visit traffic police station
Visit any traffic police station in your locality
Carry valid documents
Carry your Identity Proof, Driving Licence and the letter of traffic violation (either printed or screenshot/ PDF)
Pay fine
Submit you fine
Get a receipt
Pay via Cash and get a receipt
A person can't be fined twice on the same day.
If you fail to pay your fine, you will be summoned to court regarding the same.
Yes, you can pay your fine in court.
No, being fined isn't considered a criminal offence.
No, only traffic police officers on duty can issue challans.
Yes, they can if you have broken the traffic rules.
Yes, you can pay your e-challan late without fines till the day you are summoned to court.
You can use your debit card on the Parivahan Sewa website to pay your pending fines.