E challan

What is traffic e-challan? An e-challan is generated with the help of an electronic system and issued to defaulters who do not obey the traffic rules.If a driver is issued an e-challan, they are notified about it via a text message, or a copy of it is directly sent to the address registered with their vehicle number. Traffic e challan status can also be checked online and paid through the Park+ app or government websites What happens if I don’t pay my traffic challan on time? A: An offender is given up to 60 days to pay off their challan. In case a person fails to do so, they will have a police officer personally visiting their registered address to collect the payment. If one is still unable to clear their e-challan dues, their case is moved to the court a-nd they have to visit it to clear the payment. What should I do to avoid getting an e challan? Always keep these rules in mind when driving on the road to avoid getting a police e challan: 1. Have a document checklist in place and make sure you always have your car’s registration certificate, driver’s license, and insurance papers in your car. 2. Leave home on time so that you don’t have to rush or go over the speed limit or jump signals to reach someplace on time. 3. Be mindful of your surroundings so that you can follow all rules, not only when you find cops around but otherwise as well. What are the most common reasons a citizen gets a traffic police e challan in India? The most common reasons for someone being issue...