Check E-Challan Status Online & Pay Traffic Challan in Mumbai – CARS24

Driving through the bustling streets of Mumbai can be a thrilling adventure, but sometimes even the most careful drivers find themselves facing an unexpected traffic challan. Whether you were exploring the sea breeze along Marine Drive or getting lost in the charm of Bandra's vibrant markets, it's crucial to know how to handle e-challans in Mumbai.

In this blog, we'll walk you through the steps to check the online challan status and make e-challan payments from the comfort of your home. No need to battle the traffic again just to pay a challan. With the ease of access of online challan management systems, paying traffic challans has never been more convenient.

How to Check Challan Status in Mumbai?

If you want to check the status of your challan in Mumbai, there are a few ways to go about it. Let's take a closer look at them:

Here's how you can quickly check your traffic challan status in Mumbai with CARS24: 

• Visit the CARS24 eChallan section

• Enter your vehicle number 

• Any pending challans associated with your vehicle will be displayed

If you want to view pending traffic challans using the Parivahan portal, these are the steps you need to follow: 

1. Visit the Parivahan eChallan webpage

2. Enter your Challan number/vehicle number/ Driving licence number

3. A list of your eChallans will be displayed

4. Click on any challan to check its status

How to Pay Mumbai Traffic Police Challan Online?

Once you have the details, you have three options for paying your Mumbai traffic police challan online: through CARS24, using the Parivahan website, or through the Maharashtra Government's official website.

Using the CARS24 E-Challan Service

Here's how you can easily manage and settle traffic challans through CARS24:

• Any pending traffic challans will be displayed on CARS24 once you enter your vehicle number
  
• Find the challan you want to pay, and click on the “Pay Now” button, which is displayed under every pending challan 

• And that’s it! CARS24 takes care of settling the challans on your behalf

• You will receive a notification from CARS24 once the settlement is completed

Using the Parivahan Website

To pay your Mumbai traffic challan online, you can utilise the Government of India's official eChallan website, Parivahan Sewa:

• Visit the Parivahan eChallan webpage

• Enter your username and password, if you do not have an account, you will need to create one

• Provide your challan number, vehicle number, or driving licence number

• Enter the Captcha code and click on the appropriate button

• You will see a list of eChallans; select the one you want to pay

• Details of the offence and the pending fine will be displayed

• Proceed with the payment

• After completing the challan payment, you will receive a confirmation through an SMS alert, along with the transaction ID

Using Maharashtra Government's Online Challan Portal

To pay your Mumbai challan online, you have the option of using the Mumbai traffic police Website, which is the official web portal of the Maharashtra Government.

• Visit the Maharashtra State E-Challan payment website

• Type in your vehicle number or the last four digits of the engine chassis number

• You'll be taken to a new page showing the details of the e-challan

• Once you successfully pay the e-challan, you'll get a confirmation message with a transaction ID

• Select the payment details if you wish to make the payment online

• Upon successful payment, you can save/print a copy of your e-challan receipt

Paying Mumbai Traffic e-Challan Offline

If you don't have access to online payment methods, you can still pay your Mumbai police traffic challan offline. Here’s how: 

1. Visit Mumbai Traffic Police Headquarters

• Go to the Maharashtra Police Headquarters located at 6th floor, Moti Mahal, 195-Jamshedji Tata Road, Near CCI Club, opp. Samrat Hotel, Churchgate, Mumbai - 400020. Maharashtra (India)
• Bring your Driving Licence, Address and Identity Proof, and the letter regarding the traffic violation
• Submit the fine amount in cash at the headquarters

2. Through a Mumbai Traffic Police Officer
   

You can also pay your traffic challan via a Mumbai traffic police officer equipped with an eChallan machine: 

• Provide the officer with your vehicle details, including the registration number, challan number, and driving licence number
• Make the payment to the officer using your preferred method

3. Demand Draft

• Additionally, you can also courier a demand draft or cheque to the Mumbai Traffic Police Headquarters mentioning your challan number, driving licence number, and vehicle registration number

Road Safety Rules and Regulations in Mumbai 

As is the case with every other Indian State, road safety violations are taken seriously in Mumbai, and all types of vehicles need to adhere to the traffic rules. Here are the basic traffic rules you need to follow in Mumbai: 

1. Keep left

Stick to the left side of the road, allowing vehicles on your right to pass smoothly

2. Overtake from the right

If you need to overtake another vehicle, make sure to use your indicators and pass from the right side of the road

3. Follow traffic signals

Traffic signals are crucial for the smooth flow of traffic and pedestrian safety. Always obey these signals, stop at red lights, and wait for pedestrians to cross before you proceed

4. No parking in prohibited zones

Parking in designated "No Parking" areas, busy corners, or in the middle of the road can lead to accidents and traffic congestion

5. Give way to emergency vehicles

When you hear sirens or see flashing lights from emergency vehicles like ambulances, police cars, or fire trucks, give them the right of way as blocking their path is a punishable offence

6. Carry necessary documentation/identification 

Always carry the necessary documents, either in physical or electronic mode via the DigiLocker application

7. Follow the speed limit

Adhere to the specified speed limits whether you're driving in the city or on highways 

8. Proper use of lights

Use your turn indicators when changing lanes or making turns, and in adverse weather conditions like rain or fog, use fog lights and emergency lights to signal your intentions and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles

9. Avoid phone usage while driving

Refrain from using your mobile phone while driving and if you receive an urgent call, it's safer to pull over to the side of the road before attending to it

10. Don't drink and drive

Driving under the influence of alcohol is not only against the law but also extremely dangerous and can result in hefty fines, imprisonment, or a revoked licence 

11. Accompany learners

If you're a learner driver, make sure there's someone with a valid driving licence accompanying you at all times when you're behind the wheel

12. Only one pillion rider

If you're riding a two-wheeler, remember that you're allowed to carry only one pillion passenger along with you

13. Wear helmets

Both the rider and the pillion passenger on a two-wheeler must wear helmets that are approved and properly fastened

14. Always wear seat belts

When you're travelling in a car, make sure you and all your passengers are buckled up with seat belts. Children in the back seat should be secured using proper child restraints

Revised Traffic Fine and Penalties in Mumbai

As per the updated Motor Vehicle Amendment Act of 2019, the Maharashtra Traffic Police has introduced a revised list of offences and their corresponding penalties.

Here is the list of offences and their penalties as implemented by the Maharashtra Traffic Police:

Offence Name	Section of the Motor Vehicle Act	Penalty 1(First Offence)	Penalty 2(Repeat Offence)
Travelling on Running Board (Passengers)	123(2)/177	₹500	₹1,500
Obstructive Driving (Extra Passenger on Driver Seat)	125/177	₹500	₹1,500
Triple Riding on two-wheeler	194C MVA	₹1,000	₹1,000
Driving in NMV lanes	115/194(1) MVA	₹20,000	₹20,000
Not giving way to an emergency vehicle	194E MVA	₹10,000	₹10,000
Disobey of lawful direction in case of an accident or damaging property	132/179 MVA	₹2,000	₹2,000
W/O Permit	66.1/192(A) MVA	₹10,000	₹10,000
Without Log Book	CMVR 85(10) 177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Smoking in the Vehicles	DMVR 86.1(5)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Blowing of Pressure Horn	39/192 MVA	₹5,000	₹10,000
Using horn in No Honking/Silence Zone	194F MVA	₹1,000	₹2,000
Use of Coloured Light on Motor	DMVR 97(2)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Excess Smoke	DMVR 99(1)(a)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Tinted Glass	CMVR 100.2/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
W/O Wiper	CMVR 101/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Playing Music	DMVR 102/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Driving without light after Sunset	CMVR 105/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Unauthorised Use Siren	DMVR 107/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Violation of Stop Line	113(1)/177 DMVR	₹500	₹1,500
Violation of Mandatory Signs (One Way, No Right Turn)	119/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Driving without Horn	CMVR 119.1/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Driving Left Hand Drive Without Indicator	120/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Improper or Obstructive Parking	122/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Travelling on Running Board (Driver)	123(1)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
CARRYING HIGH/LONG LOAD / Protruding rods	194(1A) MVA	₹20,000	₹20,000
Without Fitness	56/192 MVA	₹5,000	₹10,000
Using high beam	112(4)(c)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Rear View Mirror Turned Inwards	125(2)CMVR 1989/177 MV Act	₹500	₹1,500
Helmet W/o strap or Strap Not tied	194D MVA	₹1,000	₹1,000
Defective Helmet (Not Confirming BIS)	194D MVA	₹1,000	₹1,000
Top Light Violation	108(1) CMVR/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
W/o Reflector	104/177 MVA ACT	₹500	₹1,500
Not using Seat-belt	194B MVA	₹1,000	₹1,000
Disobeying Lawful Directions	179 MVA	₹2,000	₹2,000
Conductor Without Licence	129/182 MVA	₹10,000	₹10,000
Driving without Helmet (Rider/Pillion Rider)	194D MVA	₹1,000	₹1,000
Carrying Goods on Passenger Vehicle	DMVR 84(4)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
W/o RUPD	CMVR 124.1/190.2 MV Act	₹10,000	₹10,000
W/o LUPD	CMVR 124.1/190.2 MV Act	₹10,000	₹10,000
Violation of Yellow Line	119/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Conductor Without Badge	DMVR 22(1)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Conductor Without Uniform	DMVR 23(1)/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Not carrying animals as per provision 125E(2) CMVR 1989	125E CMVR/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Smoking by Driver/Conductor	DMVR 11.2/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500
Permit Violation	66(1)/192 A MVA	₹10,000	₹10,000
SC Violation	66.1/192(A) M.V.A	₹10,000	₹10,000
Driving Without Licence	3/181 MVA	₹5,000	₹5,000
Allowing Unauthorised Person To Drive	5/180 MVA	₹5,000	₹5,000
Use of Hand-Held Communication Devices While Driving	184 M.V.A	₹5,000	₹10,000
Violation of Restriction of Time (NO ENTRY)	115/194(1) M.V. Act 1988	₹20,000	₹20,000
Trucks carrying sand/dust without covering (No Entry)	115/194(1) M.V. Act 1988	₹20,000	₹20,000
Misbehaviour with Police Officer	179 MVA	₹2,000	₹2,000
W/O Insurance	146/196 MVA	₹2,000	₹4,000
W/O PUCC	115 CMVR /190(2)M.V.A	₹10,000	₹10,000
RC Violation	39/192 MVA	₹5,000	₹10,000
Defective/Fancy/Not displaying Number Plate	50,51 CMVR / 39/192 MVA	₹5,000	₹10,000
Advertisements on Vehicle	DMVR 71.2/177 MVA	₹500	₹1,500

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The Bottom Line

In short, managing your Mumbai traffic challan has never been more simple and straightforward. Thanks to the convenience of online systems, you can swiftly check your challan status, select the optimal payment method, and bid farewell to unnecessary hassles. No more waiting in queues or searching for physical receipts!

Remember, ensuring road safety is a collective responsibility. By following traffic rules, you not only prioritise your safety but also contribute to smoother journeys for everyone. So, fasten your seatbelts, adhere to speed limits, and always respect the signals.

Now armed with knowledge on handling those pesky challans, you're prepared to hit the road confidently. Whether it's making online payments, visiting the local traffic office, or even contesting a fine, you possess the tools to manage it all. Stay safe, drive responsibly, and navigate Mumbai's roads with ease!

FAQs

Q. How can I check my challan in Mumbai?

You can easily check your challan status by visiting either the CARS24 eChallan section or the Parivahan eChallan webpage. Just enter your vehicle number or challan number to see if you have any pending challan.

Q. Can we pay challan online in Mumbai?

Yes, you can pay your Mumbai traffic challan online. There are a few methods available, like using the CARS24 E-Challan Service, the Parivahan website, or the Maharashtra Government's online challan portal.

Q. What information do I need to check my Mumbai traffic challan?

To check your Mumbai traffic challan, you'll need details like your vehicle number or challan number. These details will help you access the information about your pending challans.

Q. Can I check my pending traffic fines using my vehicle's registration number?

Yes, you can. By entering your vehicle's registration number on platforms like CARS24 or the Parivahan website, you can quickly see if there are any pending traffic fines associated with your vehicle.

Q. What are the accepted modes of online payment for traffic challans in Mumbai?

You can pay your traffic challans online using methods like debit/credit cards or net banking. Different online platforms provide these payment options for your convenience.

Q. Is there a mobile app available to pay Mumbai traffic fines?

As of now, there is no dedicated app specifically for paying Mumbai traffic fines, but you can use official websites like CARS24 and Parivahan to make the payments.

Q. What should I do if I've lost my physical copy of the Mumbai traffic challan?

Don't worry. You can still retrieve your challan details by entering your vehicle number or challan number on the online platforms, even if you've lost the physical copy.

Q. Can I contest or dispute a Mumbai traffic challan if I believe it's incorrect?

Yes, if you believe a challan is incorrect, you can follow the prescribed process to contest it. Check the specific guidelines on the official traffic police website for details on how to dispute a challan.

Q. Are there any offline methods to pay my traffic challan in Mumbai?

Yes, you can pay your Mumbai traffic challan offline by visiting the Mumbai Traffic Police Headquarters and submitting the fine amount in cash. You can also pay through a Mumbai traffic police officer equipped with an eChallan machine.

Q. How long does it take for a Mumbai traffic challan to reflect in the online system?

The time it takes for a Mumbai traffic challan to reflect in the online system can vary. Generally, it should appear within a reasonable timeframe after the challan has been issued.

Q. Can I pay multiple Mumbai traffic challans together in a single transaction?

Yes, if you have multiple Mumbai traffic challans, you can often pay them together in a single transaction through online platforms like CARS24 or the Parivahan website. Just follow the payment process for each challan you wish to settle.

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