The villain is the incorrect number (agent or showroom staff) given when registering the vehicle. The number provided for convenience at the time of registration will be the same as the owner's number on the carrier's website, which is why the details of the fine will not be received via SMS. More than 60 per cent of vehicle owners have been given such numbers, according to the Department of Motor Vehicles. If it is not changed and the correct number of the owner is not given, then there is a lot of waiting, including court proceedings.
How to Update your Mobile Number?
The facility to change the mobile number has been introduced on the Parivahan website. The mobile number can be changed by clicking on the Update Mobile Number in the Vehicle Related Service section under Online Service on the website and entering the engine number and chassis number of the vehicle.
What is E-Challan?
E-Challan is an effective and comprehensive traffic enforcement system that makes maximum use of technology. The application works in collaboration with centralized online systems such as Vahan and Sarathi. Road violation fines can be paid online or through an ATM card. Cases registered against the vehicle or the driver will appear nationwide. Officials can take legal action through the mobile app. In addition, the app will record crime scenes, time and place in real time. Details of vehicles and driving licenses across the country will be available at your fingertips during the inspection. With this, those who drive with fake licenses and fake number plates will be caught.
The owner of the vehicle where the crime was reported and the driver of the vehicle will receive a message on the mobile. You can pay the fine by following the link shown in it. If the fine is not paid after the due date, the block will be recorded in the account. The owner and driver must then contact the RTO office. This removes some of the barriers to taking legal action against out-of-state vehicles and drivers. Vehicle owners and drivers will be able to check and pay fines for traffic violations in their name online.
No need to pay fine at Spot
You do not have to pay a fine on the spot. The same can be said if the position is to pay only after seeking legal advice. You can go directly to the transport site and pay the fine. Or you can go to any Akshaya Kendra and pay the fine online with their help. RTO offices have e-service centers. You can pay there too. You can contact the RTO directly if you or your vehicle has a dispute with the image specifying the offense. The Department of Motor Vehicles will allow fines ranging from 14 days to one month. The case is then referred to a virtual court. Currently there is only one virtual court in Ernakulam. The vehicle owner will be notified by the court. From there, the case will be referred to the court of jurisdiction where the crime took place
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