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Check Traffic e-Challan in Mumbai and Pay Online in 2026

Implementation of e-Challan in Mumbai

What is e-Challan and How It Works?

How to Check e-Challan Status of Your Vehicle in Mumbai?

Check the e-Challan Status of Your Vehicle Using Parivahan Portal

Check the e-Challan Status of Your Vehicle Using the Maharashtra Police Website

Check e-Challan Status of Your Vehicle Using the Digit App

How to Pay Traffic Fines Online in Mumbai?

Using the Parivahan Website

Using Maharashtra Transport's Official Webpage:

How to Pay Traffic Fines Offline in Mumbai?

List of Traffic Fines in Mumbai

Go through the table below for the most recent details regarding the Mumbai challan:

Traffic Violation Vehicle Type Penalty (₹)
Driving/riding without an authentic Driving Licence (DL) All vehicle types 5000
Driving/riding without proper registration All vehicle types 2000 (5000 for the repetition of the crime)
Driving without an insurance All vehicle types 2000 and/or 3 months of imprisonment
Riding two-wheelers without wearing a helmet Two-wheeler 1000 and/or licence suspension for up to 3 months
Driving cars without wearing seatbelts Four-wheeler 1000 and/or licence suspension for up to 3 months
Exceeding speed limit Two-wheeler/three-wheeler 1000
Exceeding speed limit Four-wheelers 2000
Exceeding speed limit Large goods vehicles 2000
Driving/riding cars/bikes under the influence All vehicle types 10000 and/or imprisonment for 6 months (15000 and/or imprisonment for 2 years for repeating the crime)
Racing All vehicle types 5000 and/or imprisonment for 3 months, community service (10000 and/or imprisonment up to 1 year)
Disregarding the priority of emergency vehicles All vehicle types 10000
Offences related to infantile All vehicle types 25000 with imprisonment for 3 years, registration cancellation for 1 year
Triple riding Two-wheeler 2000 with licence disqualification and/or community service for 3 months
Driving with overload Four-wheeler 200 per extra individual
Driving/riding even after disqualification All vehicle types 10000
Disobeying authorities’ instructions All vehicle types 2000
Using horns in silent zones All vehicle types 2000 (4000 for repeating offence)
Driving/riding cars/bikes and using a mobile phone simultaneously All vehicle types 5000
Violation of Traffic signals All vehicle types 500 (1500 for repeating offence)
Driving/riding on the footpath All vehicle types 500
A vehicle with fake number plate All vehicle types 1000
Driving/riding without a headlight in the evening All vehicle types 500 (1500 for repeating offence)
Driving/riding in a physically/mentally unhealthy state All vehicle types 1000 (2000 for repeating offence)
Risky towing by another vehicle Two-wheeler 500 (1500 for repeating offence)
Violations of road safety Two-wheeler 1000 (3000 for repeating offence)
Violations of road safety Four-wheeler/other vehicles 2,000 (5000 for repeating offence)

Note: These traffic rules and fines are subject to changes.

You are now aware of the updated traffic fines applicable in Mumbai, along with various convenient ways to check and pay for those fines online and offline. Therefore, stay vigilant to avoid such fines in the first place and refer to this guide as and when needed.

FAQ's about Check and Pay Traffic Fines in Mumbai

Can I integrate my phone number to get notifications easily?

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You can easily add or update your phone number by visiting the official portal of Mumbai Traffic Police. The registration procedure includes checking of various details along with an OTP verification.

You can easily add or update your phone number by visiting the official portal of Mumbai Traffic Police. The registration procedure includes checking of various details along with an OTP verification.

Is online eChallan fine payment safe?

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Online payment is secured with many layers of encryption. Additionally, being a method endorsed by the police, it is a very safe option for payment.

Online payment is secured with many layers of encryption. Additionally, being a method endorsed by the police, it is a very safe option for payment.

Where can I get the Mumbai Traffic Police app?

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This app is easily available on PlayStore as well as iOS Store. You can download it free of cost.

This app is easily available on PlayStore as well as iOS Store. You can download it free of cost.

How are e-Challan notifications commonly delivered to offenders?

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Generally, e-Challan notifications are sent to the offender via SMS on their registered phone number. Not clearing the fine within 60 days usually leads to the Challan being forwarded to the Court. In such a scenario, the court has the authority to issue a judgment that involves a monetary fine in addition to penalty fees, a 3-month prison term, or a combination of both.

Generally, e-Challan notifications are sent to the offender via SMS on their registered phone number. Not clearing the fine within 60 days usually leads to the Challan being forwarded to the Court. In such a scenario, the court has the authority to issue a judgment that involves a monetary fine in addition to penalty fees, a 3-month prison term, or a combination of both.

Where can I pay for a challan in Mumbai?

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You can make your online payment for the traffic challan in Mumbai via the Parivahan Sewa, the Indian government's official e-challan website.

You can make your online payment for the traffic challan in Mumbai via the Parivahan Sewa, the Indian government's official e-challan website.

How to pay challan offline in Mumbai?

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To pay your traffic fine offline, visit the Mumbai Traffic Police Headquarters. Ensure you bring along your Driving Licence, Address and Identity Proof, and the traffic violation challan. Pay the fine in cash, and a receipt will be issued to you instantly.

To pay your traffic fine offline, visit the Mumbai Traffic Police Headquarters. Ensure you bring along your Driving Licence, Address and Identity Proof, and the traffic violation challan. Pay the fine in cash, and a receipt will be issued to you instantly.

Which application shows e-challan in Mumbai?

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Mumbai residents can use the RTO e-challan Mumbai app to check the e-challans issued by the Traffic Police (RTO) in rural and city areas.

Mumbai residents can use the RTO e-challan Mumbai app to check the e-challans issued by the Traffic Police (RTO) in rural and city areas.

For how long does a challan remain valid in Mumbai?

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In Mumbai, the validity of a challan lasts for 60 days from the date it was issued. To prevent any unnecessary hassle or legal issues, the offender must pay within this timeframe.

In Mumbai, the validity of a challan lasts for 60 days from the date it was issued. To prevent any unnecessary hassle or legal issues, the offender must pay within this timeframe.

Can the Mumbai police issue an e-challan for bikers not wearing a helmet?

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Yes, if bikers are discovered riding a two-wheeler without a helmet in Mumbai, they will be liable to pay a penalty of ₹1,000 and may face the possibility of having their license suspended for three months.

Yes, if bikers are discovered riding a two-wheeler without a helmet in Mumbai, they will be liable to pay a penalty of ₹1,000 and may face the possibility of having their license suspended for three months.

Can the Mumbai police issue an electronic challan for exceeding the speed limit?

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Yes, in Mumbai, there are penalties for exceeding the speed limit. You are liable to pay ₹1000 and ₹2000 for Light Motor Vehicles and Medium Passenger Goods Vehicles, respectively.

Yes, in Mumbai, there are penalties for exceeding the speed limit. You are liable to pay ₹1000 and ₹2000 for Light Motor Vehicles and Medium Passenger Goods Vehicles, respectively.

Can I pay challan online if it is sent to court in Mumbai?

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The resolution of a challan received on the spot may vary depending on the Judicial System. If the challan is not paid promptly in Mumbai, it will be taken to court, where you can make the settlement.

The resolution of a challan received on the spot may vary depending on the Judicial System. If the challan is not paid promptly in Mumbai, it will be taken to court, where you can make the settlement.

Can Mumbai police charge traffic fines for not wearing a seatbelt?

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Yes, failure to wear a seatbelt while driving in Mumbai tends to invite traffic fines. The fine imposed for not wearing a seatbelt in Mumbai is ₹1000.

Yes, failure to wear a seatbelt while driving in Mumbai tends to invite traffic fines. The fine imposed for not wearing a seatbelt in Mumbai is ₹1000.

What will happen if I do not pay the traffic fines?

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If the traffic fine is not paid within 60 days of the issuance of the e-Challan, the Traffic Police Officer will come to your registered address. The matter will be forwarded to the court if you are away from the house.

If the traffic fine is not paid within 60 days of the issuance of the e-Challan, the Traffic Police Officer will come to your registered address. The matter will be forwarded to the court if you are away from the house.

What if the challan is incorrect?

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To dispute an incorrect e-challan, the vehicle owner needs to lodge a complaint and provide evidence of their innocence. To do this, they need to submit an application using the grievance system.

To dispute an incorrect e-challan, the vehicle owner needs to lodge a complaint and provide evidence of their innocence. To do this, they need to submit an application using the grievance system.

What type of violations lead to e-challan?

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Following are the violations that lead to e-Challan: Driving/riding an uninsured car/bike Driving an automobile dangerously Overspeeding Not wearing helmets/seatbelts Driving while intoxicated  Unnecessary overtaking Not conforming to the traffic signals 

Following are the violations that lead to e-Challan:

  • Driving/riding an uninsured car/bike
  • Driving an automobile dangerously
  • Overspeeding
  • Not wearing helmets/seatbelts
  • Driving while intoxicated 
  • Unnecessary overtaking
  • Not conforming to the traffic signals