Published 07:33 IST, May 6th 2024

New Traffic Challan System: Rs 10,000 Penalty To All Old, New Vehicles At Petrol Pump Automatically

Traffic Rules: A new system that will automatically fine vehicles that don't have a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate is being developed.

Reported by: Pritam Saha
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Global enforcement of traffic laws and regulations results in severe fines or even seizure of vehicles for violators. On or hand, some drivers purposefully break law while ors continue to break it, which frequently results in fines. To dress this issue, a new system that will automatically impose fines at petrol pumps for vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate is being developed.

Punishment Upto Rs 10,000

  • A punishment of up to ₹10,000 may be incurred for driving without a valid pollution certificate.
  • fine for a missing pollution certificate is ₹10,000.
  • Even though certificate is crucial, a lot of drivers forget to renew it.
  • Now, cars without a current certificate will be blacklisted from registration.

Beware At Petrol Pumps

  • vehicle's registration number will be tracked by sophisticated cameras.
  • All cars require both gasoline and diesel. At gas stations, new system will identify cars that don't comply.
  • pollution certificate of car will be checked by system.
  • system will automatically send a fine to driver's phone if certificate has expired.

Time To Renew For Drivers

  • Drivers will be notified to renew ir certificates by next day or evening.
  • re will be an opportunity for drivers to update ir pollution certifications for a few hours.
  • A ₹10,000 fine will be delivered straight to driver's phone if certificate is not renewed on time.

Pollution rules should be followed, aided by an automated system that gives a warning period before fining offenders. It encourages cleaner automobiles and safer ros due to its proactive monitoring.

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07:33 IST, May 6th 2024