Check & Pay Traffic Challans Online in Minutes

With over 1 crore registered vehicles, Delhi’s roads from the busy corridors of Karol Bagh to the fast-moving lanes of Ring Road depend heavily on the e challan Delhi system introduced in 2018. This digital system allows the Delhi Traffic Police to issue more than 5,000 Delhi traffic challans every day for common violations such as overspeeding above 60 km/h, jumping red lights in Connaught Place, illegal parking near AIIMS, or riding without helmets in areas like Rohini.

The system is powered by a network of more than 100 active traffic cameras. It is now integrated with the Delhi RTO and the national Parivahan portal, allowing people to receive instant SMS and email warnings regarding their offences. You have 60 days to clear your e challan in Delhi to avoid late fees and licence suspension while also helping to create a safer road network across the capital.

With CarInfo, checking and paying your Delhi traffic e-Challan is effortless. You can instantly view pending challans, offence details, and make secure payments, all synced directly with Delhi Traffic Police and Parivahan databases.

To successfully pay your Delhi traffic challan online, you will need a few important details available on-hand. The most important details to have are your vehicle's registration number, challan number, or driving license number. These details do require to be able to retrieve your pending challans from official databases such as those of Delhi Traffic Police, Parivahan Sewa, or CarInfo.

Second, ensure that your mobile number is active so you can receive OTPs and payment confirmations. Having the details, either physically or electronically, available for the transaction will not only speed up the process but also will make the payment process smoother and safer for your Delhi traffic e challan and payment.

Keep yourself updated about the latest Delhi traffic offences and fines (most importantly, to not have to pay a heavy Delhi traffic challan or Delhi Traffic police challan). Here are the major offences under the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019 with their current fines in Delhi:

Delhi has a lot of traffic each day, alongside repeated traffic infractions. Here are six of the most common offenses:

• Red Light Jumping Frequently seen at major intersections like ITO and AIIMS. This violation is dangerous and carries a significant fine.
• Using Mobile While Driving Common near Delhi Cantt and DND Flyway. This activity takes attention away from the road and causes many accidents.
• No Parking in Restricted Areas Authorities monitor areas such as Karol Bagh and Connaught Place (CP). Offenders may face fines or vehicle towing.
• Overspeeding Excessive speeding on roads such as Ring Road and Outer Ring Road is a primary cause of traffic accidents.
• Riding Without a Helmet Often observed in areas like Rohini and East Delhi. It’s unsafe and punishable by law.
• Driving Without Valid Documents Not carrying a valid driving license, registration, insurance, or pollution certificate may result in fines or vehicle seizure.

These are future proposals and not yet implemented but are part of the Delhi EV Policy 2.0:

Did you know? The Delhi Traffic Police will reward responsible citizens if they report traffic violations like wrong parking, jumping signals, or careless driving. The steps below will guide you on how to report:

• Go to the Delhi Traffic Prahari app or the official website .
• Click on "Report Traffic Violation" or the complaint section.
• Upload clear photos or videos depicting the violation, along with the location and time stamp.
• Provide your details (name, phone number, and any required vehicle information).
• Once verified, the traffic police may reward you or issue a certificate for helping keep our roads safe. Read the full guide here to learn detailed steps and reward eligibility.