New Delhi [India], February 27: Gone are the days of physically visiting an RTO or chasing traffic officers to settle a fine. India's e-challan system has digitised traffic enforcement, but for the ...

Failure to do so will lead to the to suspension of the driver’s licence by the Regional Transport Office, Pune, and the ...

With digital services becoming more advanced, checking and paying traffic challans has become quick and hassle-free. Earlier, one had to visit traffic police offices to enquire about fines, but now ...

Authorities clarified that all official transport services are available only on government portals ending with “.gov.in” and advised citizens to use the VAHAN, SARATHI, Parivahan and e-Challan ...

NEW DELHI: Those who do not pay their traffic e-challan (fine) amount within three months could soon find their driving licences suspended by law enforcement agencies, while those who have accumulated ...

Nagpur: Signals are jumped without hesitation. Helmets hang on handlebars instead of heads. Two-wheelers squeeze through the wrong side of the road. T.