E Challan Uttar Pradesh - How to Check Status & Pay Fines Online

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Uttar Pradesh has dense traffic that can be difficult to navigate. This is why it is essential to follow the traffic rules if you are driving in UP. Violations can result in fines ranging from ₹500 for driving without a helmet to ₹10,000 for offences like drunk driving or blocking emergency vehicles. Minors driving registered vehicles can also lead to fines of ₹25,000.

If you violate any of the traffic regulations, you will receive an e-challan from the Uttar Pradesh traffic police. You can check the status of the e-challan online, and even pay the fines due via the Parivahan website or the state traffic website.

Latest Traffic Rule Violations and Penalties in UP

In order to avoid getting fined with a UP e-challan, you need to be aware of the traffic rules and punishments. In sync with the changes in the Motor Vehicle Act, 2019, the State Government has increased the traffic fines for a range of offences.

Traffic Violations	Fines Imposed by the UP Government
Talking on mobile while driving	₹1,000 for the first offence and ₹10,000 for the subsequent offence
Riding without helmet	₹500
Driving without seatbelt	₹1,000
Violating parking rules	₹500 for the first offence and ₹1,500 for consecutive offences
Not giving way to emergency vehicles, like ambulances and fire brigades	₹10,000
Driving without licence	₹5,000
Driving without an active motor insurance	₹2,000 for first offence and ₹4,000 for consecutive offences
Violating speed limits	₹4,000
Drunk driving	₹10,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment which can be extended to ₹15,000 and/or 2 years imprisonment for subsequent offence
Minor driving a registered vehicle	₹25,000 along with imprisonment of up to 3 years
Not obeying traffic lights	Fines between ₹1,000 and ₹5,000 and/or imprisonment from 6 months to 1 year
Selling a vehicle after making illegal modifications	₹5,000 per modification
Giving incorrect information while applying for a driving licence	₹10,000

Know How You Can Pay Your UP Traffic E-Challan Online?

To make things easier and faster, the Government of India has initiated a way to make an online challan payment in UP. In this process, the challan is generated with an electronic challan system. UP e-challan maintains transparency and focuses on providing improved and proper services to state residents. It also allows the traffic police to streamline the process of identifying violators and issuing e-challans.

How to Pay Uttar Pradesh Challan Through the State Traffic Police Website?

Follow the steps below to pay the UP e-challan through the UP traffic website.

Step 1: Visit the website: http://traffic.uppolice.gov.in/MyChallan

Step 2: Enter the requisite details such as the e-challan number and click on ‘Get Details’
Step 3: Pay the fine on your vehicle

How to Pay e-Challan in UP Through Parivahan Website?

To pay a challan online in UP via Parivahan, you need to follow the steps given below:

Step 1: Go to the following website: https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/index/accused-challan

Step 2: Provide your e-challan number or your vehicle number or your DL number
Step 3: Write the captcha, then click on 'Get details'
Step 4: Pay the fine, after which, you will get a confirmation message and the transaction ID

How to Pay e-Challan Through Paytm

Step 1: Open the Paytm App on your smartphone
Step 2: Click on the section called ‘Recharge and Pay Bills’
Step 3: Click on the ‘e-challan’ option
Step 4: Select the ‘Traffic Authority’ and enter all the necessary details like challan number, vehicle details, etc.
Step 5: Choose your method of payment, i.e. debit or credit card, UPI or Paytm wallet or net banking

Post the payment is done, you will receive a message on your registered number confirming that your e-challan payment is done.

How to Check e-Challan Status in Uttar Pradesh?

You can check the status of e-challan in UP in two ways. Follow the steps below to do so.

Check UP e-Challan Status Through State Traffic Website

In case you did not receive your e-challan SMS or if you simply wish to check the UP e-challan status online, you can do so on the UP traffic website.

Step 1: Visit the Uttar Pradesh traffic police website
Step 2: On the website, click on ‘Check e-challan status’
Step 3: Enter your UP e-challan number or your vehicle number
Step 4: Your e-challan status will be displayed on the screen

Check Uttar Pradesh e-Challan Status Through Parivahan Website

Step 1: Visit the Parivahan website
Step 2: Enter your challan number or vehicle number on the website
Step 3: If there are any pending challans, the challan details will show up on the screen
Step 4: In case of no e-challans issued, you will receive the message ‘Challan not found’

Conclusion

To avoid the possibility of paying traffic fines, you must abide by the traffic rules. However, there’s another step to vehicle security. You can purchase comprehensive motor insurance for your vehicle to stay out of trouble in case of accidents or any kind of damages. Motor insurance plans, available on Bajaj Markets, are a great option. You can insure your vehicle in a jiffy, with minimal paperwork and a fast process.

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Strict action is taken against someone who doesn't pay their challan within the given period. It is usually taken to court for further legal action to be taken.

A person is given a period of 60 days after being issued the e-challan to pay the fine.

Yes, one can complete the payment procedure using the Parivahan website as well as the UP traffic police challan online payment system.

Strict action is taken against someone who doesn't pay the e-challan fine within the given period. It is usually taken to court for further legal action to be taken.

A person is given a period of 60 days after being issued the UP online vehicle challan to pay the fine.

Yes, one can complete the payment procedure using the Parivahan website as well as the UP traffic police challan online payment system.

You may have to pay ₹10,000 for the first offence and ₹15,000 for subsequent offences. You may also be imprisoned.

Yes, you can do the UP challan check in Parivahan or Paytm by entering your vehicle number if you don’t have your UP police challan number.