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Know how traffic cameras issue e-challans


When drivers used to be stopped for violating traffic rules, they would give innumerable excuses, argue with traffic policemen and even escape without paying fine. Now due to e-challans, such
arguments are almost absent, and violators are being caught on camera. We spoke with experts to understand how the cameras capture traffic violations and how the e-challan process work.

What is e-challan?


Manish Agarwal, Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Delhi Police, explains, “E-challan is a contactless challan. There are cameras for red light jumping and cameras for over-speeding installed at multiple locations, and capture images of violations. Another kind of challan that we (Delhi Police) do is app-based. The app is downloaded on the traffic policeman’s phone and when he notices a violation he can click photos and upload it on the app and then the challan is issued. Both these challans are without any contact so obviously the interface between the violator and police is absent and it saves time. The number of challans has also gone up in Delhi because of this. Once a person receives a text on his/her registered number regarding the challan, they can go to the website and pay the fine. They can also contest it in court if they feel that a mistake has been made.”


How cameras issue challans


Kapil Bardeja, CEO, co-founder, Vehant Technologies, a surveillance solutions company, says, “The cameras record traffic violations, and click photos every time a vehicle breaks rules and then it sends the data – vehicle number and type of violation – to the control centre. Along with the photo, these cameras also capture a short video as proof. Date, time and camera number is encrypted in the image itself so even authorities cannot tamper with it. The encrypted image goes from the local server to the central server (police control room). Then the data is sent VAHAN (the national vehicle registry database of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways). Then a message is sent to the phone number which is registered with the vehicle.”


For parking violations, no-parking zones are fed into the system. A time limit is also set up and if a vehicle is in the zone beyond that time, then a violation is registered.


Delaying fine payments is risky


Manish Agarwal, Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Delhi Police, says, “We are bringing several provisions for non-payment cases. We are in discussion with insurance companies where if a vehicle has a certain number of pending challans then that amount can be added to the insurance.”


Pankaj Gupta, an advocate who takes up traffic violation cases, says, “We advise people to pay their fines as soon as they receive the notice. If you fail to pay it, then any transaction related to the vehicle is out of question. If it is a cab, then permits will not be renewed. However, licenses are rarely revoked.”


To see all violations registered against a particular vehicle, go to echallan.parivahan.gov.in and enter the registered phone number.

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  1. Near Shastri Nagar Metro station, Kali Das Road Red light violation is routine. I do not think any e-challan is being generated/ presence of traffic police.. Specially motorcyclist/two wheelers never care for red light. For sr. Citizen it is very difficult to cross road even during red light as the bikers never care for life of citizen and never care any law. In Mumbai I have seen people are very sensible and pay due respect to transport signals.

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  2. Particularly rash driving in busy roads and in peak hours should also be fined to avoid unwanted incidents on road with senior citizens .

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  3. Commissioner sir, Kindly attach Aadhar to for registered vehicle no so that every violation of driver may be intimated to owner of the vehicle. theft, mishandling controls.

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  4. Useless thing for improving road safety. Actually it's a tool for raising big funds by imposing hefty fines. All fines are raised for jumping red signals, actually the fine is imposed to those persons who just stops at red signals but slightly oversteps the limit line and thus becomes easy prey to the cameras. Whereas the actual violaters never stops instead speeds up the vehicle and disappear from the range of camera.

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  5. Bina no plate ka gadi ka Callan kaise kroge🤣

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  6. Respected Sir,
    To bring into your kind attention, the buses in Delhi run and race parallel to each other trying to overtake by abruptly changing the lane , without indicator, thus causing inconvenience and a greater threat to the smaller cars behind them. It would be highly appreciable if you could take some initiative about this.. Highest Regards.

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  7. i received the Delhi traffic police challan by hard copy and thats says to pay the challan on line but when i go for that thats says there is no challan whether i fill car no. or challan no. what to do whether i have to pay or not.

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