Karnataka Traffic Fines

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To have an easy ride across the State of Karnataka, every citizen of the state has to abide by the Karnataka traffic rules. As per the data released by the Government of Karnataka, road accidents across the state have passed the bar of 40,000 in 2018.

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Karnataka Traffic Rules

Keeping the increasing number of accidents and deaths due to road accidents in mind, the Government of India made an amendment in the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 on September 1, 2019. The amendment made by the government has changed the scenario of Karnataka’s traffic. The owners/drivers across the state of Karnataka do not forget to keep the necessary documents like RC, License, insurance with them while driving in their respective cities.

Luckily people in Mysore, Bangalore, Hubli, and all the cities of the State of Karnataka were relieved when the revised fines came into effect the Karnataka government reduced the amount of these fines. Especially people who have two-wheelers took a breath of relief.

Documents Required to Avoid Karanataka Traffic Challan

As per the Karnataka traffic rules, all the owners/drivers have to carry these documents while driving/riding on the streets of Karnataka.

License
Registration Certificate
PUC (Pollution under control certificate)
Third-party liability insurance

If any owner/driver is caught by the Karnataka traffic police without any of these documents, they will have to face a penalty that the Karnataka traffic police will issue against them.

Revised List of Fines in The State of Karnataka

Here is the revised list of fines for the state of Karnataka.

Violations	Revised Challan Rates (In Rs.)	Old Challan Rate (In Rs.)
Driving without license	Rs. 1000 for two and three-wheelers Rs. 2000 for four-wheelers & LMV Rs. 5000 for the rest of them	Rs. 5000
Driving without insurance	Rs. 1000 for two-wheelers	Rs. 2000
Driving without registration	Rs. 2000 for two and three-wheelers Rs. 3000 for four-wheelers and LMV Rs. 5000 for others	Up to Rs. 5000 offense on first time Up to Rs. 10,000 for the offence on the second time
Disobey any authority’s order	Rs. 1000	Rs. 2000
Driving dangerously	Rs. 1500 for two and three-wheelers Rs, 3000 for four-wheelers and LMV Up to Rs. 10,000 for the second time and further offenses	Rs. 5000 and Rs. 10,000 for the following offenses
Without Seatbelt	Rs. 500	Rs. 1000
Without helmet	Rs. 500	Rs. 1000
Overloading passengers	Rs. 5000 and Rs. 2000 for every extra tonne	Rs. 20,000 and Rs. 2000 for every extra tonne
Overloading passengers on a two-wheeler	Rs. 500	Rs. 1000
Not giving way to emergency vehicles	Rs. 1000	Rs. 10,000
For Over-speeding	Rs. 1000 for two, three, four-wheelers and LMV Rs. 2000 for other types	Rs. 2000 for two, three, four-wheelers and LMV Rs. 4000 for other types

If any of the driver/owners violate any traffic rules of Karnataka then the traffic police will issue a challan as per the violation mentioned in the table above. If the owner or driver of any vehicle is caught violating any rule of Karnataka traffic by the cameras and speed sensors installed in the traffic signals and the side of the road then they will receive the challan at their registered address as well as on their emails.

How to Pay Karnatak Traffic Challan Online

Since the digitation took hold in our country, everything is done through the internet. There are cameras and speed sensors placed on the traffic signals and roads that can spot any traffic violator. It has made the job of Karnatak traffic police easy as they can monitor the traffic moves sitting at their office. Control the traffic lights and make the movement on road easier than usual. If you get caught violating any traffic rules on camera then you will receive an e-challan that you will have to pay online.

Now you must be wondering that how can you pay for an e-challan online. Here are the steps to do that.

Visit Karnataka One Website
You will see multiple options from which you will have to click on Online services
Then you will have to click on the icon that reads Police
After that click on the icon that reads Pay traffic violation fine
Choose your city & Click on Avail online
Now you will see a button that reads Pay now
If you are not registered then click on create account
Once you create your account click on Register
Once you get registered with the Karnataka One website
Go to the Signup page and sign in
Now you will see the pending challans online
Click on the challan you want to pay
Make the payment through the payment gateway.
After the payment is done, you will receive the receipt.
You are done

Traffic Rules to be Followed by Every Vehicle Driver/Owner of Karnataka State

There are traffic rules that have to be followed and they are as follows:

Every driver/owner should carry the mandatory documents like license, RC, Insurance with them while driving/riding on the streets of Karnataka.
Fasten your seatbelt and wear the helmet as well as make the pillion rider wear a helmet for safety as well as to avoid any traffic violation fines.
Obey the traffic signals, speed limits, and road signs while driving/riding on the streets of Karnataka. These instructions will not only save you from accidents but also save you from getting fined.
Do not operate your mobile while driving/riding on the road. You can even use the mobile holders to hold the mobile phone that can help you navigate.
Cooperate with the traffic police in case they stop you anywhere on the road. Not cooperating with them can lead you to bigger problems.

These traffic rules and road signs are made for your safety. They are there to prevent any road accidents that can lead to sudden demise and financial burden to the victim. Also, they can help you avoid getting the Karnataka traffic challan.