Traffic Challan: Whether you drive a bike or a car, definitely keep these 5 items with you, you can cut 10 thousand challan

Date:

Share:

Traffic Challan Rate List: Whether you drive a bike, drive a car, or drive any other vehicle, it is important for everyone to follow the traffic rules. You may have to pay a challan or fine for violating the rules. Traffic cameras have been put in various locations, in addition to traffic cops, to keep an eye on you. Along with following the rules of the road, you also need to carry some important documents with you. Many people are afraid that their challan may be cut.

For such drivers, we are telling you the list of 5 things that you should keep with you while driving, and also we are telling you how much challan will be deducted if not. It is important to note that this challan rate list is valid only for the state of Delhi. State to state may have different costs. So here is the list of five items.

1. Driving License
A driving license is the first document that is sought. If you do not have DL even after other things, then your invoice must be there. Driving without a license in Delhi carries a challan of Rs 5000.

2. Helmet/Seat Belt
Wearing a helmet is a must if you are driving a two-wheeler. At the same time, the rule of wearing a seat belt is mandatory in the case of four-wheelers. In Delhi, driving a two-wheeler without a helmet or seat belt is a fine of Rs 1000.

3. Vehicle Registration Certificate
You must have often seen that policemen ask for vehicle documents. By this, they mean the registration certificate of the vehicle. It contains all the necessary details related to the vehicle like registration number, date, model number, vehicle name, engine details, etc. In Delhi, there is a challan of 5000 for the first time and 10 thousand for the second time for violation of RC rules.

4. Insurance Certificate
Your vehicle must be insured, as well as a certificate of insurance must also be kept with you. In Delhi, without an insurance certificate, you can be challenged from Rs 2000 to Rs 4000.

Read More: Not only in terms of price, but these 5 good scooters are also strong in terms of engine, see who is included in this list

5. PUC Certificate
PUC stands for Pollution Control Certificate. It tells that your vehicle is not polluting beyond a certain limit. To get this certificate, you will have to undergo a pollution test of the vehicle. Without a PUC certificate, you can be fined Rs 10,000.

🔥🔥 Join Our Group For All Information And Update, Also Follow me For Latest Information🔥🔥
🔥 Facebook Page                  Click Here
🔥 Twitter                               Click Here
🔥 Instagram                  Click Here
🔥 Google News                  Click Here

Subscribe to our magazine

More Like This

Here are the details for Bank of India recruitment, direct interview no exam

Leading public sector bank Bank of India has released a recruitment notice for the position of Specialist Security Officer in MMGS-II. Online applications will...

Lava O2 is now on sale! with a price tag of just Rs 7,999 with these features

The Lava O2 smartphone, which is priced at Rs 7,999 on Amazon, is being sold by Lava International Limited, an Indian smartphone company. Customers...

Samsung Galaxy S22 5G bumper discount! buyers would save Rs 46,000

The flagship smartphone Samsung Galaxy S22 is still in high demand. Currently, purchasing this high-end smartphone doesn't require spending a lot of money. The...

Force Gurkha 5-Door, new ‘enemy’ of the Mahindra Thar & Jimny, to launch soon

The 5-door Gurkha may soon be available in India thanks to Force Motors. The teaser has now been issued by the corporation. Within the...

Tata launched 5 new variants of Nexon at cheap prices! know details

Tata Motors has introduced five new Nexon versions to increase the range. The AMT vehicles are additional Nexon variants to the current petrol and...

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here