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Hyderabad is the seventh most populated and one of the fastest-growing cities in India. As a result, there has also been an increase in traffic in the city and violations of traffic rules. Hyderabad traffic police fine traffic violators throughout the city to curb congestion using the latest technology, such as the e-challan. Here is a look at the Telangana traffic challan list, traffic rules and fines implemented by the traffic police in Hyderabad. • Hyderabad is a metropolitan city with strict traffic and road safety rules. • Under the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, every vehicle owner in the country must strictly follow specific traffic rules. • Traffic Police in Hyderabad have become more vigilant due to increasing road fatalities. • Telangana state’s traffic department installed a high-quality CCTV system to catch traffic violators and impose fines. • Despite good road infrastructure, overspeeding cases have increased over time. • Since September 1, 2019, certain amendments have been made to the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988 to ensure road safety for people and adherence to traffic rules. • With the amended Act, the state government increased the traffic fines so that vehicle owners across the country and in Hyderabad follow them religiously to avoid incurring traffic citations. In addition to raising awareness about traffic violations, Telangana's traffic police took measures to raise money for the state. Many benefits were promoted for following traffic laws, including sa...

The Hyderabad city has a challan system that is organized by the officers and the employees of the city traffic police. The e-challan system is playing a vital role in maintaining a database of the challan list and collecting fines from them. Types of challans: Any violations of traffic rules will lead to the payment of challan but there are two different types of challans as described below • INVESTIGATIVE: if the challans are filled electrically by investigative cameras when a vehicle is against the traffic rules • DIGITAL CAMERAS: this is done when cops are on works they will snap your vehicle number if you violate the rules and then challan will be filled e challan Hyderabad status check: [wp_ad_camp_1] To check the status of e-challan there is an official page available for that follow the below official link to know about the status www.echallan.org There are two views on this page as • Administration view • Public view Step 1:Goto official page www.echallan.org The following page will be displayed Step 2: Enter the number of the vehicle and the captcha code Step 3: If you have any challan to pay then it will display if not it will display no pending Step 4: If you have any challans to pay then the details of the type of challan and the amount to be paid and the option of more details is available where there is a direction to the image will be provided on the page The page will appear as shown below Step 5: By following the details you will be provided with payment ...

In a big relief to vehicle owners and RTC drivers having unpaid traffic violation challans, the Telangana police have offered a one-time opportunity to clear off the pending bills. A startling ₹1,750 crore is lying as an outstanding amount to be collected as penalties for more than six crore traffic challans from all police units across the State. The new ‘offer’ will be open from March 1 and shall continue throughout the month. “We got in-principle approval from the State government to provide respite to people by offering discounts on pending challans,” a senior IPS officer told The Hindu. As a result, the e-Challan online interface is being rehashed with new options to avail of one-time discounts, he said, appealing to people to encash the opportunity. Discount formula Explaining the ‘discount formula’ to be introduced for the first time in Telangana from March 1, another officer said that a whopping 75% discount is offered on the outstanding amount for two and three-wheelers and 50% for Light Motor Vehicles and Heavy Motor Vehicles. A large number of challans pertains to not wearing helmet or overspeeding. For instance, if a bike has ₹10,000 penalty for various traffic violations, the motorist has to pay only ₹2,500 and ride free. The discount includes ₹35 service charges on each challan. “A service charge of ₹15 on each challan will be given to the Postal Department and rest will be settled internally,” he said. 70% for buses Even the TSRTC bus drivers, who were slapp...