AP Traffic e-challan- How to Pay and Check Status?

An excellent measure taken by the Indian government to ensure improved transparency and efficient services is the use of an e-challan. The traffic police are able to take a picture of the license plate thanks to the AP E-challan system. After the image has been uploaded to the primary server, the challan can then be given to the owner of the vehicle. Earlier, the fine or challan was a document issued by the traffic police. To reduce the paperwork and make the process smoother, the Government introduced the e-challan. In this article, we will talk about the Andhra Pradesh traffic e-challan, how it works, and how to pay it.

How Does the Andhra Pradesh Traffic e-challan System Work?

When we say that the challan system will be online, what does it mean? What does an Electronic Challan System mean? Let us first start with how the challan system works in general.The traffic police are allowed to photograph the licence plate of the car using the Andhra Pradesh E-challan system. The challan is then issued to the owner of the vehicle after the image has been uploaded to the main server. As a result, you may be fined if you are caught breaking any traffic laws in Andhra Pradesh, such as failing to wear a helmet while driving, exceeding the speed limit, or running red lights. The Andhra Pradesh (AP) Police Traffic e-Challan System generates an e-challan electronically that the offender can pay online.Either by downloading the AP eChallan new app from the Google Play Store or the App Store, or by paying the challan online at https://apechallan.org. The user can obtain an e-receipt and verify the online status of an e-challan through both the website and a mobile application.

The Andhra Pradesh (AP) Police Traffic e-Challan System has the following  features:

• The e-challan system can save resources and time.
• improves transparency by fewer bribe cases
• The server maintains accurate records.
• An electronic system that is faster and more digital
• The offenders are easily located

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How to Pay AP Traffic Challan Online?

Once the e-challan is issued, it is the concerned person’s responsibility to pay it. There are two ways to pay the e-challan.

Pay Andhra Pradesh Traffic challan via Official Website

Step 1: Visit the website of AP e-challan.

Step 2: On the home screen, enter your vehicle number and captcha

Step 3: The results will show if you have an e-challan imposed or not.

Step 4: If there is a challan, choose the payment option and make the payment. You will receive a confirmation message on your phone.

Pay Andhra Pradesh Traffic challan through Paytm

Step 1:Visit the Paytm AP E-challan page.

Step 2: Type in your RC number, driving licence number, or challan number.

Step 3: Select “Proceed”

Step 4: Type in the challan amount.

Step 5: Choose the payment method, such as a debit card, credit card, paytm wallet, or UPI (it is only available on Paytm app)

Step 6: Complete the transaction by making the payment.

Pay Andhra Pradesh Traffic challan Online on Parivahan Website

Step 1: Go to echallan.parivahan.gov.in, the official Parivahan website.

Step 2: Click the “Get Challan Details” link located beneath the “Submit” button as you scroll down.

Step 3: Type in the vehicle, challan, or driver’s licence number.

Step 4: From the list of e-challans that can be seen on the page, select the pending e-challans that were issued by the AP police.

Step 5: You will get a confirmation receipt once your e-challan AP online payment is successful.

Andhra Pradesh Traffic Police Fines

Here is a list of a few various traffic violations and the fines imposed by Andhra Pradesh Traffic Police.

Violation	Amount
On-call while driving	Rs. 1,500
Driving without a license plate	Rs. 500
Driving without wearing helmet/seatbelt	Rs. 1,000
Vehicle owner permitting an unlicensed person to drive	Rs 1,000
Driving before being 18 years old	Rs. 500
Over speeding	Rs. 1,000
Failing third-party coverage For the first offence For subsequent offences	Rs. 2000 Rs. 4000
A disabled person driving a vehicle on public roads	Rs. 500

This is all for this article. We hope this was informative. In case of any doubts, kindly reach out to us.

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