[pratik1992]

Originally Posted by ninjatalli

What happens to the situation of vehicles being sold over and unpaid challans (obtained during previous owner's timeline) that would have easily gone beyond the 60 day limit?

In the same boat. I purchased a used car here in Bengaluru, last month. I didn't check the Bengaluru Traffic Police portal before that as I wasn't even aware of it. I thought what ever fines were present would be caught in during the transfer of ownership (TO). And there was no hindrance, and the car has been transferred to my name now.

My colleague was checking for fines for his vehicle, and I asked him to check mine. And lo and behold there's a "Not wearing seat belt fine" from June 2018!

It's a small amount and I'm okay to clear it myself. But it requires a Driving Licence number and the violator's name. The dealer from whom I purchased has washed his hands off. And I'm now wondering what to do with this. :

[Abhishek3001]

Hello everyone,

I have a question about payment of a traffic fine and this thread seems like the best place to ask it.

I was checking all my vehicles for unpaid fines and one over speeding fine popped up for my Fortuner. The fact that there was absolutely no signage for hundreds of Kms on that particular stretch of the highway is a whole other issue.

The problem is that the fine appears only when I search for it here : https://mahatrafficechallan.gov.in/p...13fb947357b230
but the same does not show up, when I used this website : https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/index/accused-challan
or the mParivahan app

I have tried to search using the Challan Number and the car's registration number along with engine/chassis number on the latter two options but no fine shows up.





So, do I pay this fine on the site where it does show up?
Is it genuine/valid?

What are my options here?

Thanks,
Abhishek