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Indian drivers (be it those of two, three and four wheelers including buses and trucks), while

on the road to make sure of a systematic traffic and a safe drive. Violating, transgressing or
disrespecting any of these rules is a serious offence as according to the city specific traffic
police rules as well as the Indian Motor Vehicle Act.

Implementation of these traffic laws – (decrees, rules, code of practice and acts) can bring
down the road accidents considerably. These laws are compulsory by dealing out challans in
the name of the lawbreakers, which will motivate them to internalize the law. Penalty
payment and legal hassles are always effective punishments. A symptomatic list of the
imaginable crimes and their corresponding penalties is categorized below:

List of Traffic Violation & Fines in India:


i. Offences Related to Documents:

OFFENCES RELATED TO DOCUMENTS


SL
Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
No.
INR 5000** and/ or
Driving without carrying a Valid Driving 3 r/w 181 Motor
1 imprisonment for up to 3
License. Vehicle Act
months
Permitting your vehicle to be driven by an INR 5000** and/ or
5 r/w 180 Motor
2 individual who does not hold a Valid Driving imprisonment for up to 3
Vehicle Act
License. months
130(3) r/w 177
Not carrying the required documents as
3 INR 500** Motor Vehicle
specified in Motor Vehicle Act while driving.
Act
INR 2000 ** and/ or 130 r/w 177
4 Driving without a Valid Auto Insurance. imprisonment for up to 3 Motor Vehicle
months Act
130 r/w 177
Up to INR 5000 and no less
5 Driving without a Valid Permit. Motor Vehicle
than INR 2000
Act
130 r/w 177
Up to INR 5000 and no less
6 Driving without Valid Vehicle Fitness Certificate. Motor Vehicle
than INR 2000
Act
39 r/w 192
Vehicle without RC Book (Registration
7 INR 2000 Motor Vehicle
Certificate)
Act
** Changes made in August -2016

ii. Offences Related to Driving:

Offences Related to Driving


SL
Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
No.
1 Driving by a minor (aged below 18). INR 500 4 r/w 181
Motor Vehicle
Act
5 r/w 180
2 Letting an unlicensed fellow to drive. INR 1000 Motor Vehicle
Act
129 r/w177
Driving bikes/ two wheelers without wearing a
3 INR 100 Motor Vehicle
helmet.
Act
4 Driving without fastening the seat belts. INR 100 138(3) CMVR
177 Motor
5 Rough/ Reckless/ Negligent Driving INR 1000
Vehicle Act
INR 1000 and/ or
184 Motor
6 Hazardous or hasty (over the speed limit) driving. imprisonment up to 6
Vehicle Act
months
112-183 Motor
7 Not driving in the proper lane. Court Challan
Vehicle Act
66 r/w 192
Driving in the center and not keeping to left side of
8 INR 100 Motor Vehicle
the road.
Act
2 RRR r/w 177
9 Driving against One Way. INR 100 Motor Vehicle
Act
17 (i) RRR 177
10 Reversing without due caution and care. INR 100 Motor Vehicle
Act
11 Taking “U” turn during forbidden hours. INR 100 MMVR 233
177 Motor
12 Not taking adequate care while taking a “Turn”. INR 100
Vehicle Act
13 Failing to slow down at intersection/ junction. INR 100 12 RRR
177 Motor
14 Not carrying on left of traffic island. INR 100
Vehicle Act
15 Carrying people on Footboard. INR 100 3 RRR
Carrying people to the point that it causes
177 Motor
16 inconvenience (be it for rearview visibility or gear INR 100
Vehicle Act
shifting) to the driver.
128/177 Motor
17 Trippling on bikes/ two wheelers. INR 100
Vehicle Act
RRR 177 Motor
18 Driving on Footpath. INR 100
Vehicle Act
Stopping at pedestrian from crossing or crossing a RRR 177 Motor
19 INR 100
Stop Line (Zebra Cross). Vehicle Act

iii. Offences Related to Road Marking:

Offences Related to Road Marking


Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
Violating the Yellow Line. INR 100 119/177 Motor Vehicle Act
Violating the Stop Line. INR 100 113(1)/177 DMVR
Violating the Mandatory Signs. INR 100 119/177 Motor Vehicle Act
iv. Offences Related to Vehicle Number Plates:

Offences Related to Vehicle Number Plates


SL Penalty/
Offences Section
No. Sentence
Use of Offensive Number Plate for vehicle used in
1 INR 100 CMVR 105 (2) (ii)
driving.
177 Motor Vehicle
2 Displaying 'Applied For'. INR 4500
Act

v. Offences Related to Vehicle Lights:

Offences Related to Vehicle Lights


SL Penalty/
Offences Section
No. Sentence
Improper use of headlights and/ or tail light for your
1 INR 100 CMVR 105 (2) (ii)
vehicle used in driving.
177 Motor
2 Using a High Beam when it is not needed. INR 100
Vehicle Act

vi. Offences Related to Horn:

Offences Related to Horn


SL No. Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
1 Driving without a Horn. INR 100 119(1)/177 CMVR
2 Improper usage of horn when you drive. INR 100 CMVR 105 (2) (ii)

vii. Offences Related to Traffic Police:

Offences Related to Traffic Police


SL No.Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
1 Disobeying a Traffic Police Officer in uniform. INR 100 119 Motor Vehicle Act
2 Driving against Police Signal. INR 100 22 (a) RRR
3 Not complying with the manual Traffic Signal. INR 100 177 Motor Vehicle Act

viii. Offences Related to Traffic Signal:

Offences Related to Traffic Signal


SL Penalty/
Offences Section
No. Sentence
Not complying with the Traffic signal / Sign
1 INR 100 22 (b) RRR
Board.
2 Failing to give the appropriate Signal. INR 100 239 MMVR
177 Motor Vehicle
3 Signal Jumping. INR 100
Act
ix. Offences Related to Speed & Overtaking:

Offences Related to Speed & Overtaking


SL Penalty/
Offences Section
No. Sentence
Driving above the permitted Speed Limits by Up to INR
1 112 - 183 Motor Vehicle Act
the Traffic Police. 1000
112/ 183 (2) Motor Vehicle
2 Abetment for Going over the Speed Limit. INR 300
Act
6 (a) RRR r/w 177 Motor
3 Overtaking hazardously. INR 100
Vehicle Act
Failing to deliberate way to sanction
4 INR 100 7 RRR
Overtaking.
5 Overtaking from the Wrong Side. INR 100 177 Motor Vehicle Act

x. Other Offences Related to Driving:

Other Offences
SL
Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
No.
Purposely disobeying Lawful 132/179 Motor
1 INR 500
Directions. Vehicle Act
Driving under influence of Alcohol INR 2000 and/ or imprisonment 185 Motor
2
and/ or Drugs. for up to 6 months Vehicle Act
184 Motor
3 Using Mobile Phone while Driving. Up to INR 1000
Vehicle Act
Leaving a vehicle in untenanted 126-177 Motor
4 INR 100
engine. Vehicle Act
Leaving vehicle in a dangerous 122 177 Motor
5 INR 100
position. Vehicle Act
In case of an accident involving a 184 Motor
6 INR 1000
minor. Vehicle Act
102/ 177 Motor
7 Playing music while Driving. INR 100
Vehicle Act
120/190 (2)/177
8 Driving without a fixed Silencer. INR 100
CMVR
Driving when emotionally, mentally 186 Motor
9 Court Challan
and/ or physically unfit. Vehicle Act

xi. Offences Related to Towing of Automobiles:

Offences Related to Towing of Vehicles


SL No. Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
1 Two Wheeler. INR 100 RRR 177 Motor Vehicles Act
2 Car, Jeep, Cab, Auto Rickshaw. INR 200 RRR 177 Motor Vehicles Act
3 Truck, Tanker, Trailer. INR 600 RRR 177 Motor Vehicles Act

xii. Offences Related to Pollution:

Offences Related to Pollution


SL Offences Penalty/ Section
No. Sentence
Smoking in Public Transport is strictly
1 INR 100 86 (1) (5)/ 177 DMVR
prohibited.
2 Pollution Not Under Control. INR 100 99 (1) (a)/ 177 DMVR
3 Using multi-toned and/ or shrill horn. INR 500 119 CMVR
190 (2) Motor Vehicle
4 Blowing Pressure Horn. INR 100
Act
5 Silencer and/ or muffler making a huge noise. INR 500 96 (1)/ 177 DMVR
6 Smoky Exhaust (against specifications). INR 500 CMVR 120
190 (2) Motor Vehicle
7 Use of horn in Silence Zone. INR 100
Act

xiii. Offences Related to Motor Vehicles:

Offences Related to Motor Vehicles


SL
Offences Penalty/ Sentence Section
No.
Using the vehicle in hazardous
1 Court Challan 192 Motor Vehicles Act
conditions.
When motor vehicle is out of state for 47 - 177 Motor Vehicles
2 INR 100
more than 12 months. Act
Particulars to be printed on transport 84 (G) - 177 Motor
3 INR 100
vehicles. Vehicles Act
CMVR 101 5,12 177
4 Without Wiper INR 100
Motor Vehicles Act
5, 7/177 Motor Vehicles
5 Without Side Mirror. INR 100
Act
6 Tyres with some kind of defection. INR 100 CMVR 94
No indication board on left hand 120, 177 Motor Vehicles
7 INR 100
drive vehicle. Act
52/ 191 Motor Vehicles
Selling motor vehicle/ modifying
8 INR 300 Act, 32/192.66/192
motor vehicle in contravention of Act.
Motor Vehicles Act
Vehicles that are fitted with tint/ dark 100 CMVR 177 Motor
9 INR 100
glasses or sun films. Vehicles Act
Driving without proper or valid
236 MMVR 177 Motor
10 number plate or illuminating the INR 100
Vehicles Act
number plate at the back.
116 MMVR 177 Motor
11 Not displaying public carrier board. INR 100
Vehicles Act
Use of private automobile for Up to INR 5000 but no less
12 Not Applicable
business purposes. than INR 2000
Any kind of misbehavior with
MMVR 21 (18) 177
13 commuters, not wearing the uniform INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
or not showing the badge.
Loading the goods vehicle with more INR 2000 plus INR 1000 for MMVR 93 (u) (i) 177
14
than the permitted weight. every other ton. Motor Vehicle Act
Transporting goods in a treacherous Imprisonment and/ or 29 RRR 177 Motor
15
or hazardous way. penalty of INR 3000. Vehicle Act
16 Breach of permit terms and Imprisonment and/ or Not Applicable
conditions. penalty of up to INR 5000,
not less than INR 2000.
Usage of Colored/ Tinted light on the
17 INR 100 97 (2)/ 177 DMVR
vehicle

xiv. Offences Related to Commercial Vehicles:

Offences Related to Commercial Vehicles


SL Penalty/
Offences Section
No. Sentence
Up to INR
1 Working in 'NO ENTRY' Time 115/194 Motor Vehicle Act
2000
Court 11/177, 2/177, 66/192 Motor
2 Violating the Time Table
Challan Vehicle Act
29 RRR/177 Motor Vehicle
3 High and Long / Load in Vehicles INR 100
Act
Carrying animals in goods vehicles in MMVR 83 177 Motor
4 INR 100
contravention of rules. Vehicle Act
Transporting people hazardously or carrying MMVR 108 177 Motor
5 INR 100
people in goods carrier vehicles. Vehicle Act
Not
6 Carrying Goods in Passenger Vehicles Not Applicable
Applicable
229 MMVR, 29 RRR & 177
7 Perilous projection of goods. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
MMVR 202 177 Motor
8 Carrying goods unsafe. INR 100
Vehicle Act
MMVR 93 (u) (i) 177 Motor
9 Carrying possessions more than 11 feet high. INR 100
Vehicle Act
Going over the limit of weight and limitation on Court 113/194(1) Motor Vehicle
10
Use. Challan Act
Court 114/194(2) Motor Vehicle
11 Driver refusing to weigh his vehicle.
Challan Act
MMVR 202 & 177 Motor
12 Loading on Tail Board. INR 100
Vehicle Act
13 Misconduct by Taxi or TSR Driver. INR 100 11(3)/ 177 DMVR
14 Over Charging by Taxi or TSR Driver. INR 100 11(8)/ 177 DMVR
15 Charging without having a Meter. INR 100 11(8)/ 177 DMVR
16 Refusal by Taxi or TSR Driver. INR 100 11(9)/ 177 DMVR
17 Driving without Khaki Uniform. INR 100 7/ 177 DMVR
18 Driver without wearing a Badge. INR 100 22 (1)/ 177 DMVR
19 Conductor without the specified Uniform. INR 100 23 (1)/ 177 DMVR
20 Conductor without Badge. INR 100 22 (1)/ 177 DMVR
Court
21 Stopping without a Bus stop. 66/ 192 Motor Vehicle Act
Challan
Power to detain Vehicle driven in infringement of Court
22 207 (1) Motor Vehicle Act
section 3.4,39 or 66(1) MV Act. Challan

xv. Offences Related to Parking:


Offences Related to Parking
SL Penalty/
Offences Section
No. Sentence
22 (a) RRR 177
1 Parking in the same direction of the flow of traffic. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) RRR 177
2 Parking away from walkway towards road. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) RRR 177
3 Parking against flow of traffic. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) RRR 177
4 Parking causing Obstruction to other vehicles and people. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) RRR 177
5 Parking on any Taxi Stand. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (1) RRR 177
6 Parking in not any specified way. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (i) RRR 177
7 Parking at any Corner/ Edge. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
Parking within 15 meters on either side of a Bus Stop, causing 15 (2) RRR 177
8 INR 100
inconvenience to those waiting for bus as well as bus drivers. Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) (i) RRR 177
9 Parking on a Bridge. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (i) RRR 177
10 Parking at any Traffic Island. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) RRR 177
11 Parking in ‘No Parking’ Zone. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) (iii) RRR 177
12 Parking on any Pedestrian Crossing. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15(2) (ii) RRR 177
13 Parking the vehicle on Walkways. INR 100
Motor Vehicle Act
15 (2) (viii) RRR
14 Parking in front of any gate. INR 100 177 Motor Vehicle
Act
Any kind of obstruction caused due to the way you have 15(1) RRR 177
15 INR 100
parked your vehicle. Motor Vehicle Act
Conclusion:

What a handful, right? Well, these rules and regulations might look sizable. But to a good
driver, following them will and should come naturally. Following the above is all the citizens
need to do curb road accidents to zero. But unfortunately that is not the case. Let us continue
to spread awareness. Toast to a road accident-free nation.

Issued in Public Interest by Chandigarh Traffic Police


From time to time, the traffic police department in India have come up with various rules to
make riding safe for the public. Recently, in the month of January, the Chandigarh Traffic
Police conducted campaign against drunken driving and overspeeding in various areas. They
choose to create awareness about these two topics as from the beginning of 2018 up to 21
January 2018, they have issued 605 challans for drunken driving violations and 891 challans
for overspeeding across the city.

Few things drivers in Chandigarh must know


Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, Section 185, states that any violator caught for drunken driving
for the first time will be charged with a fine of Rs.2,000 or may face imprisonment up to
six months, or both.
Further, Section 20 (2) of the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, also allows the concerned
authorities to disqualify the licence of a drunken driving offender for a period of six
month or more.
If a person is caught violating the rule for the second time and is charged under Motor
Vehicle Act, 1988, Section 185 again, the Court has the authority to cancel the driving
licence permanently.
If an offender is caught for overspeeding, he/she may lose the driving licence for not less
than 3 months under Section 19 of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.
For your information, the maximum speed limit for light motor vehicles in Chandigarh is
60 kilometers per hour and the speed limit for two wheelers in the city is 45 kilometers
per hour.

Let us take the time to applaud the Chandigarh Traffic Police for their sincere efforts. In
return, the cops are asking people to avoid drunken driving and overspeeding in the city.
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