How to pay challan for driving two wheeler without helmet

The challan for driving a two wheeler without a helmet varies from state to state, and all the relevant details are summarized below.

How to pay challan for driving two wheeler without helmet?

The Motor Vehicles Act of 1988 establishes the rules or guidelines that all drivers and vehicle owners must follow. However, many people disregard these laws and do whatever they want while driving or riding in their vehicles. The Motor Vehicles Act, specifically section 129, addresses two-wheelers, stating that driving/riding a two-wheeler without a helmet is a traffic violation and an illegal offense in the country.

Anyone caught driving or riding a two-wheeler without a helmet faces a fine of ₹1,000 and suspension or revocation of their driving license. In extreme cases, the driver can be imprisoned for up to three months.

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What is the fine for not wearing a helmet while driving a two wheeler?

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When the Motor Vehicles Act was drafted, the fine imposed for driving a two-wheeler without a helmet was ₹100. Considering this amount, criminals did not mind being caught and often paid fines and continued to break the law. In September 2019, when the Motor Vehicles Act was amended, this fine was increased to Rs 1000.

In addition to fines, various states also confiscate or suspend driving licenses; Fines may include a prison sentence of up to three months. According to the most recent amendment to the Section 129 rules, a legal helmet must also be 20-25 mm thick and be equipped with high-quality foam from the inside. The helmet should also be ISI certified as per the Bureau of Standards.

How much amount needs to be paid as challan fine in different states.

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As already stated, the penalty for not wearing a helmet while driving a two-wheeler was increased from ₹100 to ₹1,000 in September 2019. However, some states have taken control of the penalty structure and imposed different fines and fines. The fines for not wearing a helmet while driving a two wheeler in various Indian states are as follows:

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Delhi

₹1,000 and/or license suspension of three months

Maharashtra

₹1,000 and/or license suspension of three months

Uttar Pradesh

₹ 1,000

Karnataka

₹1,000 and/or suspension of your license for three months

Punjab

₹1,000 and/or suspension of your license for three months

Telangana

₹ 200

Andhra Pradesh

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₹1,000 and/or suspension of your license for three months

Online challan payment process for driving without helmet.

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The steps to be taken while paying challan for driving without helmet through online mode are as follows:

Step 1: Log on to the website of the State Transport Department.

Step 2: Find and select the Challan or Violation Payment tab.

Step 3: Provide ‘Challan Number’ or ‘Vehicle Number’ in the appropriate fields.

Step 4: Complete the captcha.

Step 5: Proceed after reviewing all the details of the challan on the following page.

Step 6: You can choose the payment method to complete the transaction. Several payment methods are available, including credit card, debit card and Paytm.

Step 7: After making the payment, you will receive a notification and a receipt on your phone.

Step 8: Save and print the receipt for future reference.

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