Traffic Challan: These days it is the era of online. It is not known when the camera of someone’s vehicle issues a challan. It is known only when a message comes on the mobile. Many times people do not even know that the vehicle’s challan has been issued. In such a situation, you can check it online. Let us know how to check it sitting at home
Nowadays, more challans are issued due to the high-tech cameras installed at traffic signals. Many times it happens that we give the car to our friend or relative. They violate the traffic rules and return the car. The vehicle owner is not aware of this. After this, when the challan message comes on the mobile. Only then the vehicle owner comes to know. Therefore, from time to time the vehicle owner should keep informing about the challan of his vehicle. At the same time, you can also get this information sitting at home. For this, you have to visit the official website of the Transport Department.
To know whether any challan of the vehicle is pending or not, you have to first log in to parivahan.gov.in. From here you will get the complete details of the challan. All the details like vehicle registration number, chassis number and engine number have to be entered.
Choose the option to check the challan
After visiting the official website, you will get the option of “Check Challan Status” or “E-Challan Status”. Here you have to enter your vehicle registration number, challan number (if you have it) or driving license number. Then fill the captcha code and submit it. After this, the status of your challan will be visible. If the challan is deducted, then you will get all the details of the challan, such as the date of challan, the reason for which it was deducted and how much penalty is there. In such a situation, you can check the status of your vehicle’s challan from the comfort of your home. The challan can also be paid on time.
Pay the challan online
If the challan is deducted, then you can also make online payment from there. For payment, you will get the option of debit card, credit card, UPI, or net banking.
Keep the papers complete while driving on the road
If the papers are not complete, then the challan of the car or bike can be deducted. So always keep the papers of your vehicle with you. Along with this, also keep in mind that all the documents should be complete i.e. it is very important to have all the documents like driving license, RC of the vehicle, insurance and PUC. If the insurance of the vehicle has expired, then do not delay in getting it renewed.
