e-Challan Maharashtra - Check the List of Traffic Fines
Maharashtra was one of the first states to implement e-challans to improve road safety standards throughout the state. You may have to pay a fine of Rs.1000 to Rs.10,000 (depending on the severity of the violation) to the Maharashtra RTO. You can pay the fine and check the status online at the state traffic website, Parivahan website or on the MahaTraffic app.
List of Traffic Fines for Violations of Traffic Rules in Maharashtra
Individuals who breach traffic regulations will be issued an E-Challan by the Maharashtra RTO. The latest update on traffic violations and the fines imposed are as follows (in accordance with the state guidelines):
Violation of the traffic rules | Fines levied |
Obstructing emergency vehicles | Rs.10,000 |
Not carrying a valid licence | Rs.5,000 |
Driving over the speed limits | For LMV, the fine is Rs.1,000, while for medium or local transport vehicles, you can be fined Rs.2,000 to Rs.4,000. |
Driving without registration | Rs.2.000 |
Driving without a seatbelt | Rs.1,000 |
Speaking on a mobile phone while driving | First Offence: Rs.5,000 Second Offence: Rs.10,000 |
Not having third-party insurance | Rs.2,000 |
Jumping signals and driving recklessly | First Offence: Rs.5,000 Second Offence: Rs.10,000 |
Riding without helmet | Rs.1,000 |
More than one pillion rider on a two-wheeler | Rs.1,000 |
How to Pay Maharashtra Traffic Challan Online
There are three options for paying the E-challan for traffic violations in Maharashtra. The steps for each method are as follows:
How to Pay E-challan via the State Traffic Website
- This official website dealing with traffic challans issued in Maharashtra.
- You will find two options: Challan number and Vehicle number for paying the E-Challan.
- Choose the relevant option. If you opt for the vehicle number, then you have to submit the last 4 digits of the engine chassis number.
- Fill in the captcha details as shown in the box.
- Click ‘Enter’ after submitting all the details.
- You will be directed to the payment portal page. Select the payment method to pay your E-Challan.
- After you complete your payment, you will receive an acknowledgement message.
How to Pay E-Challan using Parivahan Sewa
- Go to https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in. This is the official website of The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH).
- Click on 'Pay Online’'
- You have three options, driving licence number, E-Challan number, and vehicle number. Enter the relevant option.
- Fill in the captcha code and click on the button 'Get Detail',
- You will see a list of pending E-Challan on the page.
- Pay the E-Challan using the payment portal.
- Upon completion, you will receive an acknowledgement receipt.
How to Pay E-challan using Paytm
- Go to the Paytm App on your mobile phone.
- Scroll to find the ‘Recharge and Pay Bills’ section.
- Click on ‘E-Challan’.
- You can either enter your vehicle or challan number.
- You will find information regarding any pending challans.
- Select your payment option to pay the challan.
- After the payment is done, you will receive a confirmation message.
How to Check the Status of Maharashtra E-Challan Online
You can check your Maharashtra e-challan status using either the Parivahan website or the MahaTraffic App:
How to Check Your E-Challan Status Using MahaTraffic App
- Install the MahaTraffic app on your smartphone.
- Register or sign in with your mobile number.
- You will receive an OTP on your registered mobile for verification. Enter the OTP to complete the registration process.
- Click on the option ‘My E-Challan’.
- Fill in the necessary information. You will be prompted to enter your vehicle number or challan number.
- Once you submit the requested details, you can check for unpaid E-challans.
FAQs on e Challan Maharashtra
- What is the deadline for paying Maharashtra traffic e-challan?
You must pay your Maharashtra traffic E-Challans within 60 days of receiving them. Otherwise, your challan will be sent to the court for further investigation.
- Can I check my E-Challan status on the Maharashtra traffic police website?
Yes, you can access your E-Challan status from the Maharashtra traffic police website.
- What happens if I do not pay my Maharashtra traffic challan on time?
If you fail to pay your Maharashtra e-challan on time, you may be summoned to the court.
- How to contest an incorrect e-challan issued to my vehicle?
You can file a complaint online or through the app under the section ‘Grievance’. You can also email the Traffic Police at their official mail IDs (cp.mumbai.jtcp.traf@mahapolice.gov.in , multimediacell.traffic@mahapolice.gov.in )
- Can I apply for a grievance against E-Challan online?
Yes, you can apply for a grievance against E-Challan as well as the receipt online on the official website https://mahatrafficechallan.gov.in/
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