Check Pending Challans

Karnataka has been making a great effort to curb traffic violations as the cases of speeding, reckless driving, and drinking and driving have been increasing rapidly. 

The Karnataka government has introduced a strict traffic management system and the e-challan initiative to encourage road safety and discipline among motorists. This online method has simplified issuing and paying fines for traffic violations, which aligns with the central government's amendments to the Motor Vehicles Act. 

As we go through the roads of Karnataka in 2024, we must know the new traffic fines and the easy online payment process for e-challans, thus making the traffic more organised and safer.

The e-challan system in Karnataka is a digital project that replaces the old paper-based challan system. It uses technology to let traffic police generate and issue electronic challans for traffic violations stress-free. 

This new procedure makes the process easy and transparent and enhances the efficiency of traffic fines management. The state also uses modern advancements to improve road safety and traffic management.

The e-challan is a revolutionary project launched by the Karnataka traffic cops to simplify the system of punishing people who break traffic rules. This computer-generated digital challan replaces the traditional paper-based system; thus, motorists and law enforcement agencies will have a smooth and transparent experience.

Using cutting-edge technology, such as CCTV footage and integrated databases, the e-challan system automatically records traffic violations and obtains the offender's vehicle registration details. 

Traffic police officers will then be able to issue electronic challans quickly; thus, the necessity of cash transactions will be obviated. This computer-based procedure boosts productivity and will make the citizens responsible since every violation is precisely recorded and penalised according to the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988.

It is best to regularly check the Karnataka Traffic Police website to see if an e-Challan has been issued for an offence unknown to the offender. You can also check for e-challans issued via different methods, such as the Parivahan Government Portal, the Karnataka One website, and the Digit app.

• Step 1: Check out the Ministry of Road Transport’s Parivahan Website.
• Step 2: Go down and click the "Get Challan Details" option.
• Step 3: You must enter the Challan Number, Vehicle Nuber, or Driving License Number to get the details.

• Step 4: The portal will show any pending e-challans related to the given information.
• Step 5: On payment of the e-challan online, you will receive a confirmation message.

Another alternative way to check the e-Challan status is through the Karnataka Police Website called Karnataka One. Here are the steps to do so:

• Step 1: Visit the Karnataka One Website, which is the official website of the Karnataka Police.
• Step 2: From the drop-down menu, search your city.
• Step 3: Enter your vehicle's Notice number or Registration Number, which is challaned.
• Step 4: Tick the CAPTCHA box and click search.

The details of your challan will appear on your screen. Follow the instructions in the online payment procedure to pay for the e-challan.

Click here to view pending challans on your vehicle in the Digit App, or follow the below steps:

• Step 1: Click on the app's 'Check Pending Challans' section.
• Step 2: You can now enter your car's registration number and click on ‘Check Details’ to move forward.

In Karnataka, there are three methods of paying traffic e-challan online: the Parivahan website, the AP Government portal, and the offline method.

You can pay your traffic e-challan in Karnataka by using the official portal of the Indian Government - Parivahan. Here are the steps to do so:

• Step 1: Visit the Parivahan e-Challan Website or download the app from App store or PlayStore.
• Step 2: Enter your e-challan, vehicle registration, or driving license number.

• Step 1: Go to the Karnataka website.
• Step 2: Go to "Online Services" and then select "Police.
• Step 3: Select "Pay Traffic Violation Fine" from the list of options.

If a traffic police officer with an e-challan machine gives you a challan, you can pay the fine in cash on the spot.

• Step 1: Visit the closest traffic police station in your city.
• Step 2: Carry all the necessary documents, which include your driving license, address proof, identity proof, and the letter/notice for the traffic violation.
• Step 3: Hanover the documents at the police station.
• Step 4: Get a receipt as the proof of payment.