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Delhi new traffic challan system: 50% payment required before appeal, designated officers to dispose grievancesDelhi will soon implement a new traffic challan system for motorists. Grievance rejection will require depositing fifty percent of the pena...- Delhi Lok Adalat 2026 next date: When can you settle traffic challan next after cancellation of September 12?Delhi Lok Adalat 2026 Date: Delhi’s National Lok Adalat scheduled for September 12, 2026 has been postponed. The latest reported date is Oc...
- Lok Adalat in New Delhi postponed to October 25: What will happen to cases and traffic challans now?The National Lok Adalat in New Delhi has officially rescheduled its cases for October 25, 2026, impacting all civil and criminal compoundab...
- Your traffic challan stuck for months? Delhi may soon offer an easy way to clear itDelhi is considering empowering nearly 700 officials to dispose of traffic challans as part of an effort to tackle a backlog of more than f...
- Tinted glass, loud exhausts, lipstick marks: What counts as an illegal car modification in IndiaVehicle owners in India cannot alter a car's appearance or specifications without prior permission, according to Delhi Traffic Police, whic...
- How to take joy out of jumping red lightsPrepaid fines could make traffic violators think twice - and let the state, Kautilya-style, collect its dues in a gentle manner.
- Why digital platforms are changing how drivers handle traffic recordsDigital challan systems now manage traffic violations, replacing older paper methods. Automated cameras and ANPR software capture violation...
- Delhi traffic challans: You can now settle challans at weekends courts. Know court timings, dates, download link and processDelhi District Courts are launching Weekend Traffic Courts from July 5, 2026, to clear pending challans. Motorists can resolve compoundable...
- Delhi’s new traffic challan rules: Higher Lok Adalat payments, licence suspension for repeat offenders, what changesDelhi Traffic Challan Lok Adalat: Delhi traffic offenders now face a pay-first, argue-later system. To contest a challan, motorists must de...
- Lesser-known traffic violations that are getting Delhi drivers into troubleMany of these infractions attract fines between Rs 500 and Rs 1,500. They sit far below the headline offences under the Motor Vehicles Act ...
- Delhi National Lok Adalat: Check date, token registration, eligibility, documents required to settle your traffic challansDelhi State Legal Services Authority will organise a National Lok Adalat on May 10, 2025. The aim is to settle pending traffic challans. Th...
- Delhi traffic challan: How you can get traffic challans waived off or settled at special courts from December 20, 2024Delhi traffic police challan settlement: Now you have one more chance to dispose off any pending Delhi Traffic Police challans as of Decemb...
- Delhi: Now, AI to issue automatic traffic challans at 500 locations, further expansion planned through private partnershipThe Delhi government is planning to implement an AI-powered traffic violation detection system. The government will partner with a private ...
- Violators beware! Delhi plans new AI traffic system at 500 key points, issue challans for violations in real-timeDelhi government is initiating an AI-based system to detect traffic violations and ensure road safety. The system will use cameras at key c...
- Delhi traffic challan Lok Adalat on October 8: Here is how to book appointment for penalty waiverThe Delhi State Legal Services Authority (DSLSA) is organizing a National Lok Adalat on October 8, Saturday, in partnership with the Nation...
- Not paid traffic challans yet? You will be blocked. Read to know moreThe transport department in India has decided to block individuals with more than five pending traffic challans from conducting certain onl...
- Delhi: Five pending traffic challans may log you out!Beware, if you have allowed traffic challans to pile up without paying them, you might not be able to carry out crucial work related to you...
- Strictly comply with SOP on accepting electronic copies of driving licences: HC to Delhi govtThe SOP dated December 17, 2018, the court noted, makes it very clear that certificates in digital form are acceptable so that the citizens...
- Man sets motorcycle on fire after being issued Rs 16,000 challan for traffic rules violationsRakesh, South Delhi resident, was challaned Rs 16,000 for drunk driving, not carrying registration papers and not wearing a helmet.
- E-challan project gets Government nodThe capital will soon witness Traffic cops will be armed with pocketbook-sized mini computers attached with a camera and a printer.
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