Check Delhi Traffic e-Challan Status Online | Quick Guide

An eChallan is a digital ticket issued for traffic violations, delivered directly to your phone or email. This system streamlines the process, making it quicker and more convenient than traditional paper tickets. It allows you to easily pay fines and track your violations, reducing errors and improving the efficiency of managing traffic fines. You can check and pay your e-challan status and details online through government portals like Parivahan or third-party apps such as Vehicleinfo. It's a modern, hassle-free approach to handling traffic violations.

How to Check Delhi Traffic e-Challan Status?

1. Check E-Challan Status in Delhi at Vehicleinfo:

1. Visit the Vehicleinfo website

2. Click the "Login" button and log in with a Mobile Number or Google.

3. Click on "Challan Search".

4. Select "Delhi" state

5. Enter your vehicle number, and click the search button.

6. View all your challans and their status related to your vehicle number.

2. Check E-Challan Status in Delhi at mparivahan

1. Visit the official e-challan portal (https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/).
2. Click on the "Check Challan Status" option.
3. Enter the required details such as your vehicle number, challan number, or driving license number.
4. Complete the CAPTCHA verification and click on "Get Details."
5. Your e-challan details, including pending fines, will be displayed.

What are the Latest Traffic Violations and their Penalties in Delhi?

All vehicle owners must adhere to the rules outlined under The Motor Vehicles Act, which was amended in 2019 with the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019. These new amendments to traffic violations and fines took effect in Delhi on September 1, 2019. Below is a list of the updated traffic violations and their penalties:

Traffic Violation	Vehicle Type	Penalty (in Rs.)
Driving or riding a vehicle without valid Driving Licence	All vehicles	5,000
Driving or riding a vehicle without valid insurance	All vehicles	2,000 (4,000 for repeat offence)
Driving or riding a vehicle without a valid Registration Certificate	All vehicles	5,000 (10,000 for repeat offence)
Overspeeding	All vehicles	LMV: 2,000, MMV/HTV: 4,000
Driving or riding a vehicle under the influence of alcohol/intoxicants	All vehicles	10,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment (15,000 and/or 2 years for repeat offence)
Driving or riding a vehicle dangerously	All vehicles	5,000 and/or 6 months to 1 year imprisonment, seizure of Driving Licence
Red light jumping	All vehicles	1,000
Racing and speeding	All vehicles	5,000 and/or 3 months imprisonment, community service (10,000 and/or 1 year imprisonment, community service for repeat offence)
Driving or riding while using the mobile phone (handheld)	All vehicles	5,000 (10,000 for repeat offence)
Driving without wearing seatbelt	Car, van, truck, etc.	1,000
Riding without helmet (rider/pillion rider)	Two-wheeler	1,000
Defective helmet/wearing helmet without fastening the straps	Two-wheeler	1,000
Violation of stop line/yellow line	All vehicles	500 (1,500 for repeat offence)
Overloading of two-wheeler (triple riding)	Two-wheeler	1,000
Not giving way to emergency vehicles	All vehicles	10,000
Driving or riding a vehicle after disqualification	All vehicles	10,000
Offences related to juveniles	All vehicles	25,000 with 3 years imprisonment cancellation of registration for 1 year, juvenile will not be eligible for Driving Licence until the age of 25
Carrying goods in a passenger vehicle	All vehicles	500 (1,500 for repeat offence)
Driving a vehicle without valid permit	Transport/goods vehicles	10,000
Usage of pressure horn	All vehicles	5,000 (10,000 for repeat offence)
Usage of horn in No Honking/Silence zones	All vehicles	1,000 (2,000 for repeat offence)
Disobeying instructions from law enforcing authorities	All vehicles	2,000
Allowing unauthorised person to drive/ride a vehicle	All vehicles	5,000
Driving/riding a vehicle without a valid PUC certificate	All vehicles	10,000
Not displaying/fancy/defective number plate	All vehicles	5,000 (10,000 for repeat offence)
Violation of road regulations	All vehicles	500 to 2,000
Driving a car without an HSRP number plate	Car	Up to 10,000

What are the Basic Road Safety Rules to Be Followed in Delhi?

• Drive on the left side: Keep to the left side of the road while driving. If no dividers are present, allow traffic to pass on the right.
• Overtake from the right: Always overtake from the right side, signaling your intentions with indicators or horn. Avoid overtaking in narrow lanes.
• Respect traffic police: Do not disobey or argue with officers. Bribing a police officer is a punishable offense.
• Respect traffic signals: Jumping red lights can result in fines and accidents. Wait for pedestrians to cross before moving.
• Obey parking regulations: Never park in no-parking zones or obstruct traffic. Your vehicle can cause accidents.
• Understand road signs and markings: Follow signs that warn or inform you of road conditions.
• Make way for emergency vehicles: Give way to ambulances, police cars and fire engines.
• Carry relevant documents: Always have a valid driver’s license registration insurance, and Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate.
• Use the horn only when necessary: Do not use the horn near schools or hospitals.
• Adhere to speed limits: Follow the prescribed speed limits to avoid accidents.
• Use indicators and mirrors: Always use side indicators while turning and adjust mirrors properly.
• Do not use mobile phones while driving: Only use your phone when parked at a safe location.
• Never drink and drive: Drunk driving leads to penalties imprisonment, or suspension of your license.
• A learner must be accompanied: Learners should have a licensed driver accompanying them.

Other Safety Rules for Two-Wheeler Drivers in Delhi:

• Only one pillion rider: Two-wheelers are allowed only one pillion rider at the back. Triple riding is prohibited.
• Wear helmets: Both rider and pillion must wear approved helmets for head protection.

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Other Safety Rules for Four-Wheeler Drivers in Delhi:

• Always wear seatbelts: Both the driver and passengers should wear seatbelts, including children (who should use a harness).
• Use mirrors and indicators: Adjust mirrors and use indicators for safer lane changes and turns.