Gurugram traffic police challan

When asked to show necessary documents, like registration certificate, insurance, driving licence and pollution certificate, he failed to do so. "Hence, the cops fined ₹5,000 for RC, ₹5,000 for driving licence, ₹10,000 for pollution certificate, ₹2,000 for third party insurance and ₹1,000 for driving without helmet or turban," said Subhash Bokan, Gurugram Police PRO. The vehicle was also impounded, he added. In some cases, people forget to carry necessary document and thus we assured Madan and other violators that on presentation of valid documents the fine would be reduced, Bokan said. Madan said he was working with an advertisement agency and had come to the civil court to collect ads for newspapers. In another case, jumping the traffic red light proved extremely expensive for an auto driver in the Sikandarpur area. He was fined ₹32,500. Mohamad Mustakin, a native of West Bengal who lives in DLF phase 3, was stopped by the traffic cops on afternoon for violating the traffic signal. He also failed to produce documents. The Mustakin, formerly a daily wage worker, said he had started plying auto some two months ago and had no money to pay the fine. This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text. Only the headline has been changed.

Complete guide to violations and penalties Haryana e-challan: Digital Traffic/Transport Enforcement Solution How to check the e-challan status issued by the Haryana Traffic police? You can check your Haryana traffic police e-challan status using the Park+ website or Parivahan website. Use the Park+ website and know your challan status in two simple steps: • Visit the Haryana e-challan web portal on the • Enter your vehicle number and view your Use the Parivahan website of the Government of India to check your challan status: • Visit the • Enter your Challan number/vehicle number/ Driving license number. • From the list of your challans; select one to know the status. How to pay the e-challan issued by the Haryana traffic police? You can pay an e-challan issued by the Haryana traffic police either online or offline. Paying traffic e-challan online: There are two ways of paying traffic e-challan online - using the Parivahan website and using the E-Gras accounting web portal of the Haryana Government. Using Parivahan website: You can also pay your traffic e-challan issued by the Haryana police by using the Government of India's official e-challan website - Parivahan. • Visit the Parivahan e-challan webpage. • Enter your Challan number/Vehicle number/Driving License number. • Then, enter the Captcha code and select "Get Details". • Now, from the list of e-challans, select the one which you want to pay. • You will have access to the pending amounts and your offense details. • P...

• • • BIG Announcement For Car Owners in UP! Govt Cancels All Traffic Challans Between 2017 to 2021 | Details Here BIG Announcement For Car Owners in UP! Govt Cancels All Traffic Challans Between 2017 to 2021 | Details Here The Uttar Pradesh government has cancelled all traffic challans for private as well as commercial vehicle owners in the state pending from 2017 to 2021. BIG Announcement For Car Owners in UP! Govt Cancels All Traffic Challans Between 2017 to 2021 | Details Here New Delhi: In a big relief to vehicle owners, the Uttar Pradesh government has cancelled all traffic challans for private as well as commercial vehicle owners in the state pending from 2017 to 2021. According to the official order, all traffic challans issued between January 1, 2017, and December 31, 2021, regardless of the vehicle type will be cancelled, Livemint reported. This also includes cases that are currently pending in various courts. The Transport Commissioner said that this cancellation of old pending challans is in accordance with UP Ordinance Number 2 of June 2023. Here’s How to check pending challans? • Visit the official website of the traffic police department or transport authority in your city or state. • Look for “E-Challan” or “Traffic Violation” on the website. • Once you locate the relevant section, you will likely be prompted to enter specific details to access information about pending e-challans. • Enter the required details accurately. • After entering the necessary deta...

• HOME • BUY ASSURED CARS Menu Toggle • Used Cars in Delhi NCR Menu Toggle • Used Cars in Delhi • Used Cars in Gurgaon • Used Cars in Noida • Used Cars in Bangalore • Used Cars in Hyderabad • Used Cars in Mumbai • Used Cars in Pune • Used Cars in Chennai • Used Cars in Ahmedabad • Used Cars in Kolkata • Spinny Car Hubs • SELL YOUR CAR • CAR REVIEWS • NEWS • CAR BUYING GUIDE • SPINNY STORIES • GUIDES • CAR CARE Gurgaon (also known as Gurugram) has emerged as a major corporate hub in Delhi-NCR. The growing number of corporate offices in the city has contributed to an increase in people commuting within Gurgaon as well as from nearby Delhi. The increasing population of vehicles on the road is also causing a rise in traffic violations in the city. With the resolution to keep a check and impose stricter rules on traffic violators, the Haryana Government introduced the system of automated e-challan in the state. An e-Challan is a digitally-generated traffic challan issued on the spot if any traffic violations have been committed. Once the e-challan gets generated from the traffic challan machine, it gets updated automatically in the traffic police server with real-time entry. The challan notification is sent to the offender either via SMS or postal receipt. Read the article further to understand how you can pay e-challan online in Gurgaon. How to Pay Gurgaon Traffic E-Challan Online Traffic E-Challan can be paid online in Gurgaon through the e-GRAS portal and Parivahan website. ...

Installed by the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), these hi-tech cameras, placed atop traffic signals, are attached to sensors that can automatically detect a rule violation, capture photographs and send information to the official server. The data is then accessed by traffic cops who issue challans, generated automatically, to defaulting vehicle owners through text messages. According to the traffic department, RLVD cameras were installed at six locations, including Galleria market, Sector 12 chowk, Rajesh Pilot chowk, Wazirabad traffic intersection, Jharsa chowk, and IFFCO metro station. While automatic number plate recognition cameras have been operational at 20 locations -- Signature Chowk underpass, Bristol chowk, Manesar bus stand, Wazirabad traffic intersection, Galleria Market, Rajesh Pilot chowk, Kapashera, Sirhol, Atlas chowk, Hero Honda chowk, and Cyber City among others -- since September. With these cameras monitoring an entire stretch, crossing or intersection round-the-clock, more than 41 challans were issued per hour last month, officials said. “These cameras have been very helpful in monitoring the traffic signal violations and as a result, we have seen 100 per cent increase in the challans. These cameras will not only help in reducing accidents and creating more traffic awareness but will also aid in checking street crimes, such as theft and snatching,” Gurugram traffic “Currently, the traffic police tower in Sushant Lok 1 and the GMDA’s...