Check E-Challan Status in Maharashtra

How to Check Challan in Maharashtra

There are three simple ways to check the e-challan status of your car or two-wheeler. Follow the steps for each method below.

• Parivahan Portal
• Maharashtra Police E-Challan Portal
• Policybazaar

Through Parivahan Portal

The following steps can be used to verify your e-challan status on the official Parivahan portal:

• Step 1: Navigate to "Online Services" on the official Parivahan website.
• Step 2: Scroll the menu and click "eChallan".
• Step 3: Choose "Pay Online" from the menu.
• Step 4: Enter your vehicle registration number, driving licence number, or challan number to view details.

Maharashtra Police E-Challan Portal

You can check your e-challan status within minutes via the official Maharashtra e-Challan portal.

• Step 1: Visit the Maharashtra e-challan portal.
• Step 2: Enter your vehicle registration number and the last four digits of engine or chassis number from RC/insurance document.

Through Policybazaar

You can check your e-challan status on Policybazaar by performing the following:

• Step 1: Go to the "Check Vehicle Challan Status" section on Policybazaar.
• Step 2: Enter full name, mobile number, and car registration number.
• Step 3: Check your e-challan details, including PUCC status, insurance expiry date, and RC details.

What Details Shown in on Maharashtra e challan?

In Maharashtra, an e-challan provides detailed information about the violation. This includes:

• Violation Details: Type of violation, date, time, and place.
• Vehicle Information: Registration number, brand, and model.
• Fine Amount: Penalties generally range from Rs. 200 to Rs. 20,000 based on severity.
• Payment Deadline: Last date to pay the fine (typically 60 days).
• Authority Signature: Digital verification by Maharashtra Traffic Police.
• Contact Information: Details for enquiries or disputes.

How to Pay e-Challan in Maharashtra?

You can pay your Maharashtra e-challan both online and offline. Ensure payment is made within 60 days to avoid additional penalties.

Online Payment Methods

You can pay online through the Parivahan website or the Maharashtra Traffic Police portal.

Parivahan Portal

• Step 1: Go to echallan.parivahan.gov.in and click "Pay Online".
• Step 2: Enter e-challan number, vehicle number, or driving licence number and captcha code.
• Step 3: Select the challan and click "Pay Now".
• Step 4: Pay via UPI, net banking, or credit/debit card.
• Step 5: Save the digital receipt after payment.

Maharashtra Traffic Police Portal

• Step 1: Go to https://mahatrafficechallan.gov.in/.
• Step 2: Enter vehicle number with last four digits of engine/chassis, or challan number, and captcha.
• Step 3: Choose the challan and click the payment option.
• Step 4: Pay via UPI, net banking, or credit/debit card, then download the receipt.

Offline Payment Method

Traffic Police Stations

• Take your challan details to the nearest station.
• Pay in cash and collect a receipt.

Maharashtra Traffic Police Headquarters

• Visit Mumbai Traffic Police Headquarters, Sir Pochkhanwala Road, Worli.
• Submit cash or required documents (driving licence, ID proof, and violation letter).

Demand Draft/Cheque

• Prepare a DD/cheque in favour of "DCP/Traffic (HQs)".
• Send it with a copy of the e-challan to the traffic police headquarters.

Top Common Traffic Violations and Fees in Maharashtra

Maharashtra enforces traffic penalties under the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019. The table below shows common offences and penalties.

How to Dispute a Wrong e-Challan in Maharashtra?

If an incorrect e-challan has been issued for your vehicle in Maharashtra, you can file a complaint online or offline.

Online Process for Filing Wrong e-Challan Complaint

You can raise a complaint online through Parivahan or Maharashtra Traffic portal.

Wrong e-Challan Complaint via Parivahan Portal

• Step 1: Visit the official Parivahan website.
• Step 2: Open the "Complaint" section.
• Step 3: Fill required details, upload evidence (if available), and select Maharashtra as state.
• Step 4: Submit and save the Complaint Number for tracking.

Wrong e-Challan Complaint via Maharashtra Traffic Portal

• Step 1: Visit https://mahatrafficechallan.gov.in.
• Step 2: Scroll down and select "Raise a Grievance for Wrongly Booked Challan".
• Step 3: Click "Apply Grievance Against Challan" and fill all relevant details.
• Step 4: You will receive a Complaint Number via SMS/email for status tracking.

Offline Process for Filing Wrong e-Challan Complaint

If you want to register a complaint offline about an incorrect e-challan in Maharashtra, follow these steps:

• Step 1: Contact your nearest traffic police station and submit e-challan correction request.
• Step 2: Carry printed copy of incorrect e-challan and written application.
• Step 3: Bring ID proof, address proof, RC, and supporting evidence images.
• Step 4: For help, call helpline or email helpdesk@mahatrafficechallan.gov.in.

Key Benefits of Paying E-Challans Online

Paying e-challans through digital platforms offers convenience, transparency, and efficiency.

• View and pay e-challans online from anywhere without visiting traffic offices.
• Access clear violation records and penalties, reducing disputes and confusion.
• Settle fines quickly without manual paperwork or travel.
• Automated systems improve accuracy in challan issuance and processing.
• Faster, more transparent, and efficient fine collection.

Steps to Avoid Traffic Violations in Maharashtra

To avoid penalties and stay safe, follow these fundamental practices:

• Wear a helmet when riding two-wheelers.
• Use a seatbelt in four-wheelers.
• Carry valid licence, RC, insurance, and PUC.
• Keep your insurance up to date.
• Follow speed limits.
• Use indicators for lane changes or turns.
• Avoid using your phone while driving.
• Follow all traffic signals and signs.
• Maintain lane discipline.
• Do not drive under the influence of alcohol.
• Overtake safely from the right.
• Park in designated places.

How to Check Pending E-Challan Transactions?

To monitor pending e-challan transactions, follow these four steps:

• Step 1: Open Parivahan website, go to "Online Services", and select "eChallan".
• Step 2: Under "Check Online Services", select "Check Pending Transaction".
• Step 3: Enter vehicle registration number or challan number.
• Step 4: Enter captcha and click "Get Details" to see pending transactions.