The Arunachal Pradesh Police and Transport Department has adopted the e-challan system, a digital initiative to improve traffic violation management. This system replaces the traditional paper-based challan process with online payment methods and point-of-sale (POS) machines, making it easier for citizens to pay fines. Issued by both the Traffic Police and Transport Department, e-challans enhance transparency, reduce paperwork, and streamline traffic law enforcement. The introduction of this system has also contributed to improved road safety, as seen in the recent decrease in traffic violations across the state.In this article, we will explore the e-challan system in Arunachal Pradesh, highlight its benefits, and provide a step-by-step guide on how to check your e-challan status using platforms like Parivahan and the Arunachal Pradesh Police website.

Regardless of the type of vehicle you own, complying with environmental regulations has now become compulsory all over India. So, if you are in Uttar Pradesh or in other states, you should get a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. It validates that a specific vehicle’s emissions stay within the permitted limits as determined by the Indian government. According to the Motor Vehicle Act of 1988, you should carry all essential documents about your vehicle, such as an RC certificate, car/bike insurance, PUC certificate, etc. The sections here in this blog highlight all the key steps involved in obtaining a PUC certificate. It also discusses the certificate’s importance, its validity, emission test procedures, and more relevant details.

The e-challan system in Himachal Pradesh is a digital initiative of the state to improve compliance with traffic laws and enhance road safety. It is a fine issued digitally to any driver who violates traffic law. The digitalisation of the e-challan system makes addressing traffic violations easier and quicker. This system enhances transparency, reduces manual paperwork, and boosts efficiency in traffic management.In this article, we explore the e-challan system, its benefits, and step-by-step guides on how to check e-challan status via platforms like Parivahan and the Himachal Pradesh Police website.

To ensure they follow environmental rules, all car owners in Chandigarh must get a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. The PUC licence proves that your car's emissions are below the limits set by the government. This is an essential step towards cleaning the air and reducing air pollution. There are many authorised emission testing centres in Chandigarh, making it easy and convenient to get your car checked. We will talk about everything you need to know to get a PUC certificate in this blog, such as how to get one, where to find authorised centres, and when it expires.

The e-challan system in West Bengal is a digital initiative designed to simplify the management of traffic violations. Introduced by the West Bengal Traffic Police, this system replaces traditional physical challans with online payments, offering a more convenient way for citizens to settle fines. This advancement promotes transparency, reduces manual paperwork, and enhances the overall efficiency of traffic enforcement. This is evident from the 9.5% reduction in accident rates in West Bengal in 2023 compared to 2021.In this article, we will delve into the e-challan system in West Bengal, highlight its benefits, and provide a step-by-step guide on how to check the e-challan status using platforms like Parivahan and the West Bengal Police website.

Carrying a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate while driving your vehicle is made mandatory in India. The certificate confirms that the emissions released from your vehicles are within acceptable limits. In Telangana there are 493 authorised emission testing centres, so it has become easy for vehicle owners to get their cars tested. The blog below unleashes different key aspects related to the PUC certificate such as ways to obtain it online and offline in Telangana, penalties for not renewing it, the importance of this certificate, its validity, and more.

The Chhattisgarh e-challan system is a streamlined digital solution launched to manage traffic violations efficiently. Implemented by the Chhattisgarh Police Department, this system eliminates physical challans, allowing citizens to pay fines conveniently online. This ensures the payee doesn't have to deal with any hurdles while paying the challan online. Launched recently, the e-challan system enhances transparency, reduces paperwork, and boosts efficiency in traffic regulation, mirroring the successful models seen in other Indian states.In this article, we delve into Chhattisgarh’s e-challan system, and its benefits, and provide step-by-step instructions on checking e-challan status via platforms like Parivahan and the Chhattisgarh Police website.

In Bihar, obtaining a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate is crucial for every vehicle owner to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. The PUC certificate confirms that your vehicle's emissions are within the permissible limits set by the government. With numerous emission testing centres across the state, including mobile testing units, getting your vehicle tested has become more convenient. In this blog, we will walk you through the steps to obtain a PUC certificate, how to find authorised testing centres, and how to check the expiry date of your PUC certificate using the Parivahan portal or ACKO in Bihar.

In Uttarakhand, the e-challan system has transformed the way traffic violations are managed by making the process digital and accessible. Implemented by the Uttarakhand Police, this system eliminates the need for physical challans, offering a more streamlined and transparent way for citizens to address fines online. As part of Uttarakhand’s initiative to improve traffic regulation and road safety, the e-challan system allows users to check their challan status, view detailed violation information, and make secure online payments, all while promoting accountability and convenience in handling traffic violations.This article delves into Uttarakhand's e-challan system, its advantages, and step-by-step guides on checking and paying fines through platforms like the Parivahan portal and the Uttarakhand Police website.

In Jharkhand, obtaining a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate is mandatory for all vehicle owners to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. The PUC certificate verifies that a vehicle’s emissions are within the permissible limits set by the government, contributing to reducing air pollution. With several emission testing centres across the state, obtaining a PUC certificate has become more accessible. This guide will walk you through the steps to get a PUC certificate, how to find authorised centres, and how to check the expiry date of your PUC certificate in Jharkhand.