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Agar Traffic e-Challan Status Online

TeamAckoMar 12, 2024

Agar e-challan system handles traffic violations, promotes responsible driving, and aims to create safer roads. Learn how to check your e-challan status and understand traffic regulations and penalties.

Contents

Understanding e-Challans
Penalties for Traffic Violations in Agar
How to Check Your e-Challan Status
- Through ACKO App
- Through ACKO Website
How to Pay Your e-Challan
- Through the Parivahan Website
- Through Agar Transport's Official Web Portal
Safety Rules You Must Follow to Avoid Challans
How to Register a Complaint Against an e-challan
Conclusion
Disclaimer

Understanding e-Challans

An e-challan is a digital traffic ticket issued by the traffic police for contravening traffic norms. An evolution from the traditional paper challans, these electronic counterparts were introduced by the Madhya Pradesh traffic police in a bid to streamline the process of penalising and ensuring adherence to traffic rules.

e-Challan enforces traffic rules for violations like over-speeding, red lights, and not wearing safety gear among others.

Penalties for Traffic Violations in Agar

Here's a glimpse into some of the common traffic violations in Agar and their corresponding penalties:

Traffic Violation	Penalty
Driving without holding an effective driving licence	Rs. 500 or 3 months imprisonment or both
Driving by an under-aged person (Minor driving vehicle)	Rs. 500 or 3 months imprisonment or both
Owner or person-in-charge of a vehicle permitting an unlicenced person or an under-aged person to drive it (Parents/guardians/friends permitting minor to drive vehicle)	Rs. 1000 or 3 months imprisonment or both
Holder of a driving licence permitting it to be used by other person	Rs. 100 for the first offence Rs. 300 for the second or subsequent offence
(i) Disqualified person driving a vehicle or (ii) applying for or obtaining a driving licence or (iii) seeking a licence without disclosing endorsements made on driving licence previously held	Rs. 500 or 3 months imprisonment
Driving a vehicle at an excessive speed	Rs. 400 for the first offence Rs. 1000 for the second or subsequent offence

Disclaimer: The above-mentioned information is subject to change at the discretion of the governing authorities.

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How to Check Your e-Challan Status

You can check your e-challan status using different platforms such as the Parivahan website - a Government of India initiative and ACKO App.

Through ACKO App

1. Click here to download the ACKO app from Google Play Store or App Store.

2. Once logged in, click on 'RTO Info' available in the menu.

3. Under 'RTO Info', select 'e-challan status'.

4. Input your vehicle registration number in the designated field and tap on 'Search' to view all pending and paid challans against your vehicle.

Through ACKO Website

Desktop:

1. On the right hand side, you will find a challan widget.

2. Enter your car number.

3. Click on ‘Check Challan’ to know the status.

Mobile:

1. Click the ‘Check Challan’ button at the bottom of this article.

2. Enter your car number to check the status.

Through Parivahan App

1. Download the Parivahan app from Google Play Store or App Store.

2. Log in and click on 'Fetch Challan' to see a list of all the unpaid challans.

How to Pay Your e-Challan

Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can pay your challan on government websites:

Through the Parivahan Website

Visit the Parivahan e-challan webpage
Enter your challan number, vehicle number, or driving licence number.
Enter the displayed Captcha code and click 'Get Details'.
You'll see a list of your e-challans. Choose the one you wish to settle and proceed with the payment.
Once completed, you will receive an acknowledgment message and the transaction ID for your records.

Through Agar Transport's Official Web Portal

Visit Agar Transport's official webpage.
Click on the 'Pay e-challan' link, which redirects you to the Parivahan website.
Follow the same steps as mentioned above to complete your payment.

Safety Rules You Must Follow to Avoid Challans

Here are some of the key rules you must follow to avoid getting e-challans in MP:

Drive on the left side of the road and give way to oncoming traffic from your right.
Signal with your indicator or horn when overtaking from the right side.
Follow traffic signals and road signs to ensure safety and avoid penalties.
Park only in designated areas to avoid chaos and potential accidents.
Always carry your essential documents such as driver's licence, registration certificate, insurance certificate, etc.

How to Register a Complaint Against an e-challan

Don't worry, the MP police e-challan system provides a straightforward way for you to raise a complaint.

1. Visit the official website of e-challan.

2. Click on ‘Complaint’ to be re-directed to the grievance page.

3. Fill in the necessary details & select the Agar e-challan issue that you are disputing.

4. Upload an image of the disputed e-challan.

5. After filling in all the details, click on ‘Submit’.

Conclusion

Staying safe on the road isn't just about avoiding fines, it's about protecting yourself and those around you.

That's why we at ACKO offer affordable third-party insurance plans that are easy to understand and purchase. Our direct-to-consumer model means you won't have to worry about extra costs either.

Frequently Asked Questions on Agar Traffic e-Challan Status Online

Q1. How to pay challan online in Madhya Pradesh?

You can visit the official website of Madhya Pradesh Police Department and click on ‘Pay Now’ next to the traffic e-challan. Select your preferred payment mode and make the payment.

Q2. How can I check my traffic fines online in MP?

To check your traffic fines online, simply download the ACKO app, log in, enter your vehicle number and click on ‘Check Challan’. Alternatively, take a look at the widget on the right hand side of this article, enter your car number, and click on ‘Check Challan’.

Q3. What happens if we don't pay challan in MP?

Unpaid e-challans can pile up, leading to hefty fines. It's vital to pay these fines within 60 days of receipt. If not paid within this time frame, further legal actions like summoning the defaulter to court can occur.

Q4. How many challans are allowed in one day in India?

Traffic police can fine once in a day for an offence. If the second time in a day when traffic police stops you, if it's for another offence then you will have to pay the fine for the offence.

Disclaimer

The information on this page is compiled from different websites and government sources, which may be updated from time to time. Please refer to the respective government websites and verify before making any RTO-related decisions.