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How to check and pay Traffic fines online?

We know you don’t like standing in queues, waiting for your turn to pay traffic fines and in our day-to-day lives. We often forget our fine due dates or even just the amount of the fine itself! Don’t worry, you can now check and pay your traffic fines online at your convenience with the e-challan facility!

What is e-challan?

eChallan is a digital solution for the Transport System and the Traffic Police delivered through an Android-based mobile application and a web portal. It is an initiative of the Government of India and aims at improving service access and transparency in the system. eChallan is integrated with Vahan and Sarathi applications and provides a number of user-friendly features, covering all major aspects of the Enforcement System.

The government's e-challan system has been implemented across 15 states in India for our convenience. The states in which the e-challan system has been implemented so far include Bihar, Chandigarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab and Puducherry. The defaulters can pay the fines online through its specially designed portal.

The entire system is now technologically driven and so is our traffic regulation system. The traffic policemen these days follow the CCTV-enabled e-Challan system. A CCTV camera continuously records footage of the ongoing traffic.

If any of us break any traffic rule, it gets recorded on the CCTV footage. The police will then take the details of the number from the vehicle’s screen-shot captured from the CCTV footage and the offence will be registered in the records. The traffic police will be then gathering more details about the vehicle and the owner from the Regional Transport Office (RTO).

As soon as they receive the details (Name and address of the owner, vehicle model), an SMS will be sent on the registered phone number of the violator. This SMS will have all the information you require about the offence such as the time, date and location of the offence.

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Don’t worry, it's very simple. Just follow these simple steps and you are done 😊

• Go to your state’s transport department website
  
• Go to a section called e-challan payments 
  
• When you see the traffic violation payment section, click on the type of violation for which you are paying the fee
  
• Enter the e-challan or vehicle registration number
  
• You will see the fine on your vehicle
  
• Enter the unique captcha code
  
• Enter your payment details, Debit/Credit/Paytm
  
• Pay the fine 
  
• You will receive an SMS confirming your challan payment
  

You can now visit the online portal and check if a challan has been issued in concern to their vehicle simply by filling in your respective vehicle registration numbers and then pay the fine online by following simple steps.

It is simple. Visit the state’s transport department website, go to a section called e-challan payments under that section go to traffic violation payment section and click on the type of violation for which you need to pay the fee. Now enter the e-challan or vehicle registration number, enter your payment details, Debit/Credit/Paytm and pay the fine. Your payment will be confirmed through an SMS.

What happens if you don’t pay the challan?

Well, rules are strict these days. If you happen to forget or due to some other reason you did not pay your challan fine, a summon will be sent to your residential address from the court and you will be called to give clarification to the judge on breaking the law. If you still refuse to attend the court session and to pay the e-challan, then your licence would be suspended.

How to avoid getting a Challan?

• First, be punctual. Start on time to avoid rush hours so you can avoid both peak traffic and the stress that comes with it! 
• Second, follow all traffic rules, we know it can be difficult sometimes but it’s always better to be safe than sorry! 
• Third, keep all the important documents like the car’s RC and your insurance in your vehicle.
• Fourth, follow all these three points 😊