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Ladakh Traffic e-Challan Status Online

TeamAckoMar 7, 2024

From driving on the left side to respecting traffic signals and wearing seat belts or helmets, traffic rules are designed for your safety and the safety of others on the road. Violation of these rules results in a traffic e-challan - an automated system where you are fined for not adhering to traffic rules.

Contents

Understanding Traffic e-Challans in Ladakh
Penalties for Traffic Violations in Ladakh
How to Check Ladakh Traffic e-Challan Status Online
How to Pay Ladakh Traffic e-Challan Online
- On Parivahan Website
- On Ladakh Government Portal
How to Register a Complaint Against an e-Challan
Safety Rules You Must Follow to Avoid Challans
Conclusion
Disclaimer

Understanding Traffic e-Challans in Ladakh

An e-challan is a digital notice issued by the traffic police for any violations committed on the road. It's a swift and efficient system that cuts down on paperwork and speeds up the penalty process, making it easier for everyone involved.

In Ladakh, e-challans are primarily enforced through the use of advanced CCTV cameras and handheld devices operated by traffic police officers. These devices capture the vehicle's registration number in case of any violation, and an e-challan is issued against it.

Penalties for Traffic Violations in Ladakh

Here's a clear snapshot of the various violations and their associated fines in Ladakh:

Offense	Penalty (in INR)
Driving without a seat belt	1000
Triple riding on two-wheeler	1000
Driving without a helmet	1000
Driving without a valid driving license	5000
Drunken driving	10000
Ignoring road regulation	1000
Minor driving vehicle	25000
Driving without insurance	2000

Disclaimer: The above-mentioned fines and its conditions are subject to change at the discretion of the governing authorities.

Now, let's consider how this affects your vehicle insurance premium. Remember, insurance companies determine your premium based on your risk profile, which includes your driving history. Repeated traffic violations recorded via e-challans indicate rash or negligent driving behaviour, thereby increasing your risk profile, which can potentially lead to a higher premium.

It makes sense then to drive safely and abide by all traffic rules not just for your safety and others but also to keep your auto insurance premium affordable. Be vigilant about following traffic laws, embrace good driving habits, and you might find yourself rewarded with lower premiums during insurance renewal with ACKO - known for its transparent processes and competitive pricing.

How to Check Ladakh Traffic e-Challan Status Online

Let's explore two ways you can do this online, using the ACKO app/website, Parivahan website, and the official web portal of Ladakh Transport.

Through ACKO App

Click here to download the ACKO app from Google Play Store or App Store.
Log in using your registered mobile number or email ID.
Once logged in, click on 'RTO Info' available in the menu.
Under 'RTO Info', select 'e-challan status'.
Input your vehicle registration number in the designated field and tap on 'Search'.
The next page will display all pending and paid challans against your vehicle.

Through ACKO Website

Desktop:

On the right-hand side, you will find a challan widget.
Enter your car number.
Click on ‘Check Challan’ to know the status of your Ladakh e challan.

Mobile:

Locate the ‘Check Challan’ button at the bottom of this article.
Click on the button and enter your car number.
Check your Ladakh police e challan status seamlessly.

Through Parivahan Website

Firstly, navigate to the Parivahan e-challan webpage.
Next, input your Challan number, Vehicle number, or Driving License number in the designated fields.
Type in the Captcha code and hit 'Get Details'.
You'll be directed to a list of e-challans associated with your input detail. Select one to view its status.
The details of your offense along with any pending fine would be displayed.
Note down your challan status for reference.

Through Ladakh Transport's Official Web Portal

Visit the official webpage of Ladakh Transport.
Click on the e-challan Parivahan link provided on their page.
After being redirected to the Parivahan website, repeat steps 2-6 of the above-mentioned process.

How to Pay Ladakh Traffic e-Challan Online

The online method is quite straightforward. You can either use the official Parivahan website or the Ladakh Transport official webpage.

On Parivahan Website

Visit the Parivahan site.
Enter your vehicle number or challan number or DL number.
Click on 'Get Details'.
You can now view your challan details.
Choose which challans you want to pay off and proceed with payment.

On Ladakh Government Portal

Visit Ladakh Transport's official webpage.
Click on the e-challan Parivahan website link.
Once you are redirected, enter your challan number, driving license number, and vehicle number.
Enter the Captcha code.
Click on the e-challan from the displayed list and make payment.

How to Register a Complaint Against an e-Challan

Here's a step-by-step guide to filing a complaint:

Step 1: Visit the official website of e-challan.

Step 2: Click on ‘Complaint’ and you will be redirected to the grievance page.

Step 3: Fill in the necessary details such as your name, email address, mobile number, vehicle number and a brief description of your complaint.

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

Step 5: After filling in all the details, click on submit.

Safety Rules You Must Follow to Avoid Challans

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

Always adhere to speed limits. Over-speeding is not only dangerous but can also lead to hefty fines under e challan Ladakh.
Wear a helmet or seatbelt. This can significantly lower your risk of injuries during unfortunate mishaps and help you avoid an unplanned Ladakh e-challan check.
Never drink and drive. Consuming alcohol impairs your ability to drive, increasing the risk of accidents.
Avoid using mobile phones while driving. It's about the safety of everyone on the road, including yours.

Conclusion

Remember, every unpaid challan can potentially inflate your insurance premiums or even lead to policy cancellation. Hence, punctuality in paying fines isn't just about obeying the law; it's also about securing your car's shield - your insurance policy.

With ACKO's diverse insurance plans, transparent processes, and affordable rates at your fingertips, navigating through the complexities of auto insurance becomes less daunting. We encourage you to explore ACKO's third party car insurance, tailored specifically to cater to your needs as an urban resident seeking convenience and speed in insurance transactions.

FAQs

Q. How can I check my Indian challan online?

A. To verify your traffic penalty in India, access the Parivahan website, proceed to the e-challan system, and input your vehicle's registration number along with the last five digits of either the chassis or engine number.

Q. Why is challan not found?

A. If there is a violation, the system will display a list of offences with a penalty amount. If there is no violation, the system will display "Challan Not Found."

Q. How long is a challan valid in India?

A. Settle the challan fine within 60 days. Failure to do so may lead to a visit from a police constable to your residence. In severe instances, the issue may escalate to court proceedings, potentially resulting in the cancellation of your driving license.

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

A. Traffic police can fine once in a day for an offence. If the second time in a days 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.