Gone are the days of manual checks and physical challan collections by traffic police. The new system aims to automate the process by directly sending traffic challans to motorists’ mobile numbers if they violate traffic rules. This initiative is expected to not only enhance compliance but also facilitate easier payment options for the fines.

Authorities are working on proposals to integrate popular digital payment platforms such as Google Pay, Phone Pay, Paytm, BHIM App, and UPI to offer motorists convenient ways to settle their challan dues. By embracing digital solutions, the government aims to address the challenge of accumulating pending challan fines and ensure a smoother revenue flow.

The implementation of this new system will commence with a pilot project in select cities before expanding statewide. Motorists can anticipate receiving their challans via WhatsApp or text messages, with payment options seamlessly integrated into UPI mode for hassle-free transactions.

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The current scenario often sees individuals neglecting traffic fines due to various reasons, including lack of awareness about pending challans. However, with the new system in place, violators will be promptly notified of their infractions via text message or WhatsApp. The notification will not only inform them of the violation but also detail the penalty imposed.

To streamline the payment process, the Transport Department has introduced online payment options for rule violators. Upon receiving the notification, individuals can simply click on a provided link that directs them to platforms like Google Pay, Phone Pay, Paytm, Bheem App, or UPI for convenient payment completion.

Moreover, after settling the challan via the UPI app, a push notification will be triggered each time a new challan is generated, ensuring timely action and compliance. This system not only benefits individuals by simplifying the payment process but also aids the government in boosting revenue by addressing unpaid fines.

While the system is currently undergoing pilot testing in select cities, its potential to enhance revenue collection and enforcement efficiency is promising. Once fully implemented, this new policy will significantly reduce the issue of pending fines and provide a seamless mechanism for traffic violation payments.

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