Surat traffic police

‘Equality For All, Equality For Women, Women’s Equality’– India Must Stop This Naarabaazi (sloganeering) at once! The story reported from Surat, Gujarat is a rude slap on our law and order system as well as on Gender Discrimination. Surat Traffic Police Case: • Despite implementation of new traffic rules in the city since past few months, the challan (fine) of women drivers violating the rules, is not being cut in the city of Surat • The reason given for excluding defaulting women drivers is that male police personnel shy away from taking action against women fearing accusations • Also, currently there is no staff in the traffic department to check and fine women • The traffic police has only five female policemen, including one PSI • However, as assured by the authorities, the traffic police will conduct a campaign to cut the challan of women drivers from next week • According to DCP Prashant Sumbeof the traffic department, no action is being taken against the women drivers who have violated the traffic —“due to lack of staff” • Now a special campaign will be launched to cut the challan of women drivers (as well) • The DCP said that the police commissioner has been requesting for women policemen, since it is well-known that if the male police takes any action against women without female staff, then they can be accused of many wrongs • DCP Sumbe plans to launch the campaign of fining women on a trial basis for one day per week and the campaign will be launched from next w...

The iFollow campaign helped the Surat City Traffic Police to shift their strategy from enforcement to awareness in the face of COVID-19’s financial impact on citizens. City traffic police departments usually deal with two-edged swords on a daily basis. On one end, they need to keep the city moving. On the other, they have to be on the receiving end of resentment as well as personal stories of why people are compelled to ignore traffic rules. Then there are complaints by citizens, against other citizens who don’t follow the rules, causing a menace. As a means to control such incidents and make people aware, Surat City Traffic Police walked an interesting path with the iFollow campaign, which included awareness posts as well as a traffic rules test. Designed by Gemius Design Studio, the iFollow campaign played out over three weeks starting July 7, 2020. It was divided into two parts where the first phase concentrated on social experiments and accountability in regards to creating awareness about the traffic rules. The second phase was about the impact of the campaign, which was ascertained with the help of an online test about traffic rules. A post shared by Jul 8, 2020 at 11:08pm PDT The campaign included Vox-Pop interviews of locals to document their views on traffic violations as well as sharing of appreciation tokens among those who were following the rules. The aim of the campaign was to reiterate that a change in social attitude is a must for things to get better. The ...

Respected sirI visited surat on Friday and SaturdayI had a bad experience about surat police.They had taken me fine. I had provided them all documents, they asked me.But police fined me without reason. I had given them 1000 but he had not given me acknowledgment. I asked acknowledgment . They threatened me.I think gujrat police are theaves. They theft people. I humbly request you sir please pay attention to them sir. Thanks to listen This star is not for police station,This is for the robber who lives in Surat city, who robbed me... I live in Bangalore, He told me to courier products for him at his place and when I couried he received and blocked me and didnt pay anything I request to the police and who ever is reading this take a very strict action on this guy ...his Is very cheap robber I send him courier believing that Surat hai very kind and nice people.... But Im shame full about how people dies for money plz plz help me...I Have all the proof, chats record, calling records, and his photo ( I have all the details) my contact: +919880727527Robber Address:115Ground floor ,shivam row house, pramukh park, pandesara ,Surat city, Surat, Gujarat-974210Robber Name: Vishal BorseRobber contact: +919921544503,+919309849425Thank you I was passing by bhagal char rasta as my daily routine , newly joined traffic police without khakhi vardi misbehave by stopping at signal, as i just pass the mid way and he stops me for signal but signal actually shows the green light with 12 seconds ...

Surat E-Challan An e-challan is an electronic form of a traffic challan issued when someone violates traffic laws. Surat city traffic police issue e-challans without the presence of a police officer. If an e-challan is generated, the next step is to check it on the Surat Traffic Police Department's e-challan portal for further traffic challan investigation. Instead of visiting a police station or government office, anyone can check their pending challan online. Let's take a closer look at how to track their status and pay them. Fines for Breaking Traffic Rules in Surat Traffic Violations Fines imposed Driving without license ₹2,000 for two-wheelers and ₹ 3,000 for four-wheelers Driving unregistered vehicles ₹ 1,000 for two-wheelers, ₹ 3,000 for four-wheelers and ₹ 5,000 for larger vehicles Obstructing emergency vehicle ₹1,000 Disobeying traffic lights Fines between ₹ 1,000 and ₹ 5,000 and/or imprisonment from 6 months to 1 year Driving without PUC certificates ₹ 1,000 for two-wheelers, and ₹ 3,000 for other vehicles Wrong side driving ₹ 3,000 for light motor vehicles, and ₹ 5,000 for heavy vehicles Driving under the influence of alcohol ₹ 10,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment which can be extended to ₹ 15,000 and/or 2 years imprisonment for subsequent offense. Minor driving a registered vehicle ₹ 25,000 fine with imprisonment of up to 3 years Riding a two-wheeler without a helmet ₹ 500 Driving a four-wheeler without seatbelt ₹ 500 Overloading on two-wheelers ₹ 100 Talking on...

If police in Surat observe anyone breaking traffic rules, they will be issued a e-Challan Surat under the new Motor Vehicles Act, 2019. After that, the violator will be required to settle their debts within a certain time frame. If you have an e-challan, you can access it via the Surat Traffic Police Department’s traffic e-challan portal. You no longer need to physically visit a police station or government office to check your outstanding challans; instead, you can do so online using your computer or phone. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • Surat Traffic Police Fine Check Online Check out Surat traffic police fines using the Parivahan Portal or Gujarat official traffic websites. Parivahan portal Gujarat traffic website Step 1: First, go to the Step 2: Then, enter your Surat challan or vehicle number. Step 3: If any pending Surat e challans exist, the challan details will be displayed on the screen. Step 4: If no Surat Traffic e-challans were issued, the message “Challan not found” will appear on your screen. Step 1: Download and install the Gujarat E-Challan App or else go to Gujarat Traffic official website. Step 2: Enter your vehicle information and click ‘Get details.’ Step 3: A list of your paid and unpaid e-challans will now appear. Check your Surat traffic E-Challan payment Online or Offline? Continue reading to know about the steps of making E-Challan Payment Surat using your preferred mode of payment. How do I pay my e-challan Surat online? The Government of India...