Bangalore one traffic fine

Bangalore, the “silicon valley of India”, is one of the most modern and cosmopolitan metropolitan areas. So, it’s not really surprising that it has seen an explosion in population. And this steady rise in the number of citizens has naturally brought in traffic problems and long queues. Bangalore’s traffic has become some kind of a myth, thanks to all the comedians having a joke on it. But it’s true that the number of vehicles in the city has been constantly increasing, for quite a few years now. And to exert better control, many protective systems and a new traffic fine structure was introduced on 1st September of 2019, that was then modified for the better on 21st of September, 2019. These new fines are in place to cut down traffic violations and dangerous accidents, and so far they’ve worked out quite well. That’s why anyone who owns any kind of personal or commercial vehicle in Bangalore should know the traffic rules and pay the fines accordingly. They’re there for your safety, so you should try to respect and adhere to them. But mistakes and accidents can happen, and they do happen. For those cases, you must know the penalties you’d need to pay. First Came Karnataka In 2018, Bangalore suffered a total of 686 casualties and 4,129 injuries in total caused by only the road accidents. Something needed to change. Inadvertent driving and traffic violations were the chief suspects, as usual, behind those alarming numbers. And those numbers look worse if seen from a macroscopi...

The number of vehicles in Bengaluru are increasing every day and the need to understand different traffic rules and violations in the city is important. Following traffic rules ensures safety and a disciplined ride across the city of Bangalore for all road users. As a citizen of the country and the state, however, it is also your responsibility to be aware of the rules in place for your own safety. New Traffic Fines, Rules, and Penalties for Karnataka and Bengaluru City: The Government of Karnataka announced a reduction in traffic fines and penalties under the New Motor Vehicles (MV) Act, 2019. Traffic fines in Bengaluru, Mysore, Hubli, Mangalore, Chickmangaluru, Udupi and other cities have been cut offering some relief to commuters across the state. Penalties such as driving two or three-wheeler without a licence have been cut from Rs.5,000 to Rs.1,000 and Rs.2,000 for Light Motor Vehicle (LMV). Also, driving a vehicle without insurance has been reduced to Rs.1,000 from Rs.2,000 for two-wheelers. Other traffic violations like riding without a helmet, driving without wearing a seatbelt, overspeeding, etc. have been reduced. Below are the updated traffic fines in Karnataka and Bengaluru City: Sl. No. Offences Under Law Vehicles Fine in New Notification Amount (Rs) 1 Driving Without Driving Licence 2 and 3 Wheelers Rs. 1000 LMV (Light Motor Vehicles) Rs. 2000 Others Rs. 5000 2 Over-Speeding 2W, 3W, and LMV Rs. 1000 MGV/MPV/HGV HPV & Others Rs. 2,000 3 Use of Mobile Phone Whi...

(Incl 18% GST) In 2019, the government took a bold move on amending the Motor Vehicle Act, thereby increasing existing traffic violation fines and initiating a couple of new ones. Effective since the 1stof September, you could suddenly see more than 5 lakh people rushing to obtain their Pollution Control certificates and insurances. After all, it’s always better to be safe than sorry (or for some- better to spend a few bucks than to be broke! 😉) Fortunately, though, people in Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli, Udupi, Chikmagalur, and all the other cities in Karnataka can breathe a sigh of relief. Courtesy- revised fines! The infamous, new traffic fines have been revised on specific offences, taking the load off a bit, especially for those riding two-wheelers. Violations Penalty Drink and Drive Offence Court fine Riding/Driving Without a Valid Driving Licence ₹1,000 - ₹5000 Reckless or Dangerous Driving/Riding ₹1,000 Driving/Riding a Vehicle Without Registration Court fine Overspeeding ₹1,000 - ₹2,000 Using Mobile Phone While Driving/Riding ₹1,000 Driving/Riding Without Valid Insurance ₹1,000 - ₹4,000 Riding Without Wearing a Helmet (Rider/Pillion Rider) ₹500 Driving Without Wearing a Seatbelt ₹500 Offence Related to Air/Noise Pollution ₹1,000 Overloading of Two-wheeler ₹500 Racing on Public Roads ₹5,000 Driving During Disqualification ₹10,000 Not Following Lane Discipline ₹500 Minor Driving/Riding a Vehicle ₹5,000 Misbehaving With Traffic Police Officer ₹2,000 Jumping T...

Four days after the state’s slashing of fines came into effect, the Bengaluru Traffic Police (BTP) collected over Rs 8.1 crore (till 9.15 pm) from violators on Monday. As many as 2,90,934 cases of traffic violations were cleared. A total of Rs 8,15,16,700 was collected via four modes of payment; 1,17,716 cases were cleared via personal digital assistants at various traffic police stations, bringing in Rs 3,26,58,600. Traffic violators paid a total of Rs 3,99,56,700 via Paytm, clearing 1,38,630 cases. Also Read | About 33,934 cases were cleared by violators who paid Rs 87,34,650 via Bangalore One, which also includes payments via the Karnataka One link provided by the BTP, said Dr M A Saleem, Special Commissioner (Traffic). Saleem said 654 cases of traffic violations were cleared at the Traffic Management Centre on Infantry Road, bringing in Rs 1,66,750. As of 9.15 pm on Monday, the total amount collected by the BTP since Friday stands at Rs 31,65,81,311 after clearing 10,93,586 cases.

The Government of Karnataka has ordered the Traffic Department to provide a 50 per cent discount on e-challan offences pending for vehicles. The owners of the vehicles can check pending violations on their vehicles and pay now by availing a 50 per cent discount on the total payable fine. The discount applies to cases which have been registered on or before February 11. The fine amount can be paid from March 4 and the last date to make the payment is March 18. To view and pay for the pending offences, one must go through the official Karnataka State Police (KSP) application. Citizens will need to login to the Karnataka one/Bengaluru one website and enter the registration number of their vehicles, find out the fine amount, if any, and pay online on the same website using Paytm. One can pay the fine through the same app or alternatively visit the nearest traffic police station to check and pay the fine.

The Bangalore Traffic Police Department was one of the first in the country to issue Bangalore traffic e-challans for driving violations. To check for traffic offenses, CCTV cameras were installed all across the city to collect photos of both vehicles and drivers. Following the generation of a traffic challan against the violation, these photographs serve as proof. Read: You May Want To Read • • • • • • Pay E Challan Karnataka Online Bangalore Traffic Fine Payment Online – Top FAQS Citizens are required to pay the traffic fines within 60 days of the challan. You can also pay the fine by visiting any of the traffic police stations. If you are paying traffic fine online, there are ways to do it. You can Bangalore traffic fine online payment using: • • • Find out answers to all your questions about paying traffic One of the ways to pay Bangalore traffic fine online is by using KaranatakaOne, an official website created by the Karnataka Government dedicated to offering citizen-centric services to the public. Follow these few steps to pay your traffic e-challan fines online with ease. Step 1: Go to Step 2: Click on “Online Services” which will display a number of categories, and then click on “Police” followed by “Pay Traffic Violation Fine”. Step 3: Click on “Avail Online” and select “Pay Now” under Bangalore from the list of cities displayed. If you haven’t logged in yet, you will be directed to the main page to do so. May 12, 2021 Step 4: You will be asked to fill in details...