Online Traffic Challan Filing

Payment must be made within 60 days after the document’s issuing; otherwise, fines may be imposed. If payment is not received within this time range, it is normal to expect a traffic police officer to show up at your registered address.

Both online and offline, you can pay the traffic police for a traffic challan. Paying the Traffic e-Challan Online: The Parivahan website and the official Transport website are the two methods for paying the police challan online. Go to the webpage for the Parivahan e-challan.

A saved Challan has a seven-day validity duration.

To pay for your traffic e-challan, you can also use digital wallets like PayTm, PhonePe, GPay, etc.

How is a challan generated?

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Step 1: Enter your user ID and password to access the e-Filing portal.

Step 2: You can select e-File > e-Pay Tax from your Dashboard. The e-Pay Tax page will be displayed to you. Click Continue after selecting the taxpayer’s PAN or TAN for whom you wish to create a challan form (CRN).

Within 60 days of the e-challan’s issuance, payment must be made. The challan will be sent to the court if payment is not received. Which infractions are eligible for an e-challan? Any kind of driving infraction can result in an e-challan.

People who have been punished for breaking traffic laws can now pay their fine at any KarnatakaOne location. They can pay the fine at the KarnatakaOne centers if they produce the notice they were given. You can now use our KarnatakaOne site service to pay your parking fine. 

The CGST Rules’ rule 55(1) specifies the circumstances in which a delivery challan may be issued for the conveyance of goods without an invoice. supply of the liquid gas, the quantity of which is unknown at the moment of removal.

A challan is a formal document that is given to a driver of a motor vehicle in India who disobeys traffic laws. According to the Motor Vehicles Act, if a traffic challan is issued in your name, you are liable for the fine, which varies according on the nature of the infraction.

An e-challan will be generated within 15 days if a vehicle is deemed to be in violation of the traffic regulations. Within sixty days of the e-challan’s issuance date, it must be settled.

In India, failing to pay an e-Challan fine within 60 days after the date of issuance is a criminal offense. To attempt to collect the penalty from the offender’s address, a traffic police officer will pay them a visit. They will be called to court if the fine is not paid.

Liability can be paid in the first two months of the quarter using one of the two options listed below: a. Fixed Sum Method: A pre-filled challan in Form GST PMT-06 will be generated by the portal. In this instance, the system-generated pre-filled challan is also referred to as a 35% challan. 

Six months, if the offense is penalized by a fine alone; one year, if the offense has a maximum sentence of one year in jail; and three years, if the offense carries a maximum sentence of three years in prison.