The traffic police stated that several social media platforms were spreading incorrect claims that e-challan fines will be ...

Sindh police approve the expansion of Karachi’s e-challan and TRACS system to multiple districts after successful results.

E-challans are a new technology used by traffic police in India to issue fines when someone breaks traffic rules. Instead of writing a paper challan, the police use a small machine to generate an ...

Nagaland introduces an e-challan system to replace cash-based traffic fines, aiming to curb corruption and improve ...

The Sindh police have decided to expand Karachi’s faceless e-challan system to additional districts after reviewing its early success in improving traffic ...

Karachi police collect Rs25 million through the e-challan system, with 90% of fines waived and plans to expand the digital traffic enforcement across Sindh.

Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis, on Wednesday, announced in the Legislative Assembly, the new measures that the government ...

The police officials have requested the citizens to obey the traffic laws and also advised the public to practice responsible ...

As part of the process, an online dashboard is being created for the integration of the e-challan system with the Vahan and Sarathi apps, as well as for accident data collection. Efforts are also ...

Karachi traffic police have issued the city’s second-highest e-challan of Rs50,000 to a bus owner after a video showing a minor driving a passenger bus in DHA went viral on social media.

The Motor Vehicles Department of Nagaland has launched the E-Challan service in the state at the District Transport Office, ...

An e-challan is a smart way to manage traffic that helps ensure rules are followed and reduces accidents. Vadodara, the biggest city in Gujarat, uses e-challans to find people who break traffic rules.