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E-Challan Madhya Pradesh : Check & Pay Traffic Challan
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How to Check Challan Status in Madhya Pradesh?
Traffic rules and signals must be followed to ensure a smooth traffic flow and for the safety of all road users. However, if one violates any of these rules, a challan/fine is issued. This is a penalty that one must pay and it acts as a reminder to be more cautious on the road. Here we explain the ways in which you can check your challan’s status online:
Using the CARS24 Platform
1
Visit the CARS24 website or app, and click on the ‘Pay Challan’ tab
2
Enter your car’s registration number
3
Check the pending challans and their status
Using the Parivahan Portal
1
Visit the Parivahan eChallan website
2
Under the ‘Check Online Services’ tab, click on ‘Check Challan Status’
3
Enter the challan no./vehicle no./DL no and captcha, and click on ‘Get Detail’
Using the Madhya Pradesh Police eChallan website
1
Visit the Madhya Pradesh Police e-Challan website.
2
Enter your vehicle registration number and enter the captcha code to proceed.
3
Your challan details will now be displayed on your screen.
How to Pay Traffic Challan Online in Madhya Pradesh?
Once you have checked the status of the pending challans on your vehicle, you can pay them online via the CARS24 platform, the Madhya Pradesh challan website, or the Parivahan eChallan portal.
Pay Using the CARS24 Platform
1
Visit the CARS24 website or app, and click on the ‘Pay Challan’ tab
2
As mentioned above, check the status of your challan and click on the payment tab
3
Pay the due amount online and CARS24 will settle the challans on your behalf
4
CARS24 will notify you once the settlement is complete
Pay Using the Parivahan Portal
1
Visit the Parivahan eChallan website and click on ‘Pay Online’
2
Enter the challan no./vehicle no./DL no and captcha, and click on ‘Get Detail’
3
Select the challan for which you want to pay and make the payment.
Using the Madhya Pradesh challan website
1
Visit the Madhya Pradesh Police e-Challan website.
2
Enter your vehicle registration number and enter the captcha code to proceed.
3
Your challan details will now be displayed on your screen.
4
After you have verified all your details, click on the ‘Pay Challan’.
5
On the screen that opens next, you can select your preferred mode of payment. These include Net Banking/ Debit or Credit Cards, or MPOline KIOSK.
6
Continue to enter your details and make the payment
7
Once you have paid the dues, you will be shown a receipt of payment.
Traffic fines in Madhya Pradesh
- OffenceRegular FineSubsequent
- Driving without holding an effective driving licence₹500 or 3 months imprisonment or both₹500 or 3 months imprisonment or both
- Driving by an under-aged person₹500 or 3 months imprisonment or both₹500 or 3 months imprisonment or both
- Holder of a driving licence permitting it to be used by another person₹100₹300
- Driving a vehicle at an excessive speed₹4001,000
Top Challans in Madhya Pradesh
- OFFENCES SHARE
- Over speeding 49.45%
- No insurance 9.11%
- Obstruct parking 6.44%
- Overloading Passangers 2.33%
Basic Traffic Rules to Avoid Challan
To ensure road safety and maintain a traffic flow on Indian roads, it is crucial to follow traffic rules and regulations. Here we list the major traffic rules that you must follow to avoid challans:
1
Follow traffic signals and do not jump the red light.
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Keep left while driving.
3
Always overtake from the right side.
4
Use indicators appropriately while making turns or when changing lanes.
5
Always wear a helmet or seatbelt.
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Follow speed limits as marked for each area.
7
Do not drink and drive.
8
Do not use mobile phones while driving.
9
Do not drive without a valid driving licence.
10
Follow parking rules, and do not park your vehicle in prohibited zones.
E-Challan Complaint
How to file e-challan complaint
1
Visit the Parivahan eChallan website and click on the ‘Complaint’ tab.
2
Add all the required details and mention your issue (complaint) in the ‘Describe your issue’ section.
3
Enter the captcha and click ‘Submit’. A ticket number will be generated. Keep it safe for reference.
How to check e-challan complaint status
1
Visit the Parivahan eChallan website and click on the ‘Complaint’ tab.
2
Click on the ‘Ticket Status’ tab at the bottom of the page.
3
Enter your ticket number and the captcha. Click ‘Check Status’ to check the status of your grievance.
E-Challan Transaction
How to check pending transaction?
1
Visit the Parivahan eChallan website and click on the ‘Complaint’ tab
2
From the drop-down menu, select ‘Check Pending Transaction’.
3
Enter the challan number or vehicle number and the captcha. Submit by clicking on ‘Get Details’.
How to check failed transaction:
1
Visit the Parivahan eChallan website and click on the ‘Check Online Services’ tab
2
From the drop-down menu, select ‘Check Failed Transaction’
3
Enter the challan number or vehicle number and the captcha. Submit by clicking on ‘Get Details’
Benefits of the E-Challan System
1.
Increased efficiency in traffic challan issuance
E-challans streamline the process of issuing traffic fines, reducing paperwork and administrative delays
2.
Transparency in fines and penalties
The online system of challans provides a clear record of traffic violations, enhancing transparency and accountability
3.
Added convenience
Drivers can view and pay their e-challans from the comfort of their homes, saving time and effort
4.
Data analysis
E-challan data can be used for traffic analysis, identifying problem areas, and improving road infrastructure
5.
Integration with Other Systems
E-challan systems can be integrated with other government databases, such as vehicle registration and driver licensing, for better enforcement
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to check eChallan in Madhya Pradesh?
You can check eChallan online by visiting the CARS24 website or app or the Parivahan website.
How to pay challan online?
To pay challan online, you can use the CARS24 website or app and we will settle the dues on your behalf. You will receive a notification once the payment is complete. Alternatively, you can use the Parivahan website to pay your eChallan.
What happens if I don’t pay the challan on time?
If you don’t pay your challan on time in Madhya Pradesh, you may be summoned to the court and asked to pay the dues.
What are the common reasons for receiving a vehicle challan?
A challan is issued on the violation of a traffic rule or regulation. Some of the common reasons for vehicle challans are speeding beyond the specified limit, red light violations, not wearing seatbelts, using mobile phones while driving, driving without a licence or insurance, drunk driving, parking violations, lane discipline violations, and overloading.
Within how many days should an eChallan be paid?
A challan must be paid within 60 days from the date of issuance