Check E-Challan Status in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands

How to Check Your e-Challan Status in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands?

Checking the e-Challan status online easily in Andaman & Nicobar through any of these two platforms:

• Parivahan Sewa
• Policybazaar.com

Check e-Challan Status in Andaman & Nicobar Islands via Parivahan Sewa

Here are the steps to check your Andaman and Nicobar challans online on the Parivahan Sewa

• Go to the e-Challan page on the official Parivahan Sewa website.
• Open the 'Check Online Services' drop-down menu, and choose 'Check Challan Status'.
• To search the challan, enter the vehicle number, driving licence number, or challan number.
• Type the captcha code and click on 'Get Detail'.
• The traffic challan status will be displayed.

Check e-Challan Status in Andaman & Nicobar Islands on Policybazaar.com

You can also check your Andaman and Nicobar e-challan status on the Policybazaar Insurance Brokers Pvt. Ltd. official website:

• Visit the E-challan Status page on Policybazaar.com.
• Provide the relevant vehicle registration number and click on the 'View Challan' option.
• Check whether the displayed vehicle and personal details are correct.
• Now, tap on the 'View Challan' button again to see your vehicle details and Andaman & Nicobar traffic challan status on the screen.

What Does an E-Challan in Andaman & Nicobar Islands Include?

An e-challan provides complete details of the traffic violation, helping the vehicle owner clearly understand the reason for the fine. It typically includes the following information:

• Challan Number: A unique number is generated for each challan so that it can be properly identified and tracked.
• Place of Offence: The place where you committed the traffic violation is displayed on the challan.
• Fine: The fine imposed for the violation is also mentioned.
• Description of the Offence: The challan mentions the nature of the offence you committed.
• Vehicle Information: Vehicle owner details include the type, registration number, variant, model, and RTO. Fuel type and other pertinent information are also included.
• Photo/Video Evidence: A photo or video of the offence, captured by Government cameras, is also available as evidence. For example, a picture of you riding a bike without a helmet.
• Time of Offence: The challan mentions the date and time the violation happened.

How Can I Pay an e-Challan in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands?

You can pay Andaman & Nicobar e-Challans using digital payment methods on the Parivahan portal. Alternatively, visiting a police station to pay the fine in person is also allowed.

e-Challan Payment in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands via Parivahan Website

Here are the steps to pay e-challan online in Andaman and Nicobar Islands:

• Visit the official Parivahan website.
• On the home page, open the 'Online Services' drop-down menu.
• Choose 'e-Challan' from the options displayed.
• Scroll down and click on 'Get Challan Details'.
• Retrieve the challan by providing the challan number, the vehicle registration number, or your DL number.
• Enter the captcha code accurately and tap on 'Get Detail'.
• Your e-Challan status, details of the offence, and payment options will be shown.
• Click on 'Pay Now' to make an online payment for your Andaman & Nicobar e-Challan.

Offline e-Challan Payment in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands

The Andaman & Nicobar Government also allows in-person payment of vehicle challans. You can go to the nearest police station to report the traffic challan you received and settle it. The officials will check your records and inform you about any pending challans linked to your name or vehicle. Once you clear the dues, make sure to collect the payment receipt for future reference.

What are the Benefits of Paying e-Challans in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands?

The e-Challan system has proved to be beneficial for the island in many ways. Here's a glimpse into the primary advantages of this system:

• SMS Alerts: Once a traffic challan is generated for an offence, you will get an SMS notification of it. You can click the link provided in the message and make the payment conveniently.
• Online Settlement: Through the e-Challan system, you can payyour pending traffic challans online. The need to visit Government offices to pay the fines has been eliminated.
• 24/7 Accessibility: You can check your e-Challan status and pay any pending challans digitally at any time, at your convenience.
• Eco-Friendly Practice: With the shift to digital traffic challans, the collection of fines has also moved online, eliminating paper-based procedures. This saves a lot of paper, which benefits the environment.
• Several Payment Options: You can pay your traffic challans using UPI, debit cards, credit cards, or internet banking.
• Efficiency in Fines Collection: The system helps the Government improve the efficiency of fine collection. Within just 4.5 months of implementing the system, fines totalling more than ₹1 crore were collected.

What are Common Traffic Violations and Their Penalties in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands?

Here's a brief overview of the fines imposed in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands for traffic-related offences:

Disclaimer: The fines mentioned above are based on the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. The actual penalties may vary depending on local traffic rules. For the most up-to-date data, consult the union territory's transport department.

How to Avoid Traffic Violations in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands?

To ensure your safety and well-being while driving a vehicle in Andaman & Nicobar, you must follow the traffic rules. Take a look at the simple guidelines mentioned below:

• Do not abandon vehicles on public roads. This can be dangerous for other drivers, and your vehicle may be towed or impounded.
• If you are a tourist visiting the islands, familiarise yourself with local traffic rules and speed limits. Follow them diligently to avoid getting fined.
• Do not allow anyone to drive your vehicle without a proper licence.
• Do not let minors drive a car.
• Steer clear of vehicle modifications, such as overly tinted windows and modified exhaust systems, which are illegal.
• Keep your complete attention on the road while driving. Do not talk on the mobile phone or eat while driving.
• Do not drive on the wrong side of the road to avoid traffic jams and accidents.

What to Do If You Get a Wrong e-Challan in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands?

Sometimes, your vehicle may receive a challan for an offence you did not commit. So, it is important to review the challan carefully. And if you find it to be incorrect, you can submit a complaint through the Parivahan grievance system. Visit the 'Grievances' section on the website, input the challan number along with relevant details, attach supporting evidence if available, and then submit your complaint.