Traffic Violation Fine Calculator
Calculate traffic violation fines under BNS 2024 rules. Select vehicle type and offense to see exact fines and potential jail time.
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Common Traffic Fines (2024)
| Offense | Fine | Jail |
|---|---|---|
| No Helmet | ₹1,000 | - |
| No Seatbelt | ₹1,000 | - |
| Drunk Driving | ₹10,000 | 6 months |
| Over Speeding | ₹2,000 | - |
| Using Phone | ₹5,000 | - |
| No License | ₹5,000 | 3 months |
| Hit & Run | ₹2,00,000 | Up to 10 years |
| Blocking Ambulance | ₹10,000 | - |
This tool provides legal information based on Motor Vehicles Act and BNS 2024. Actual fines may vary by state. For serious matters, consult a registered Advocate.
Frequently Asked Questions
BNS 2024 (Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita) is the new criminal law replacing IPC. Traffic fines range from ₹500 for parking violations to ₹2,00,000 for hit-and-run cases. Common fines: No Helmet ₹1,000, Drunk Driving ₹10,000, No License ₹5,000.
This calculator uses official Motor Vehicles Act 1988 (amended 2019) and BNS 2024 data. However, fines may vary slightly by state. Some states add additional penalties. Always verify with local traffic police or e-challan portal.
Yes! If you receive a wrong e-challan, you can contest it by: 1) Writing to the issuing authority within 60 days, 2) Providing evidence (photos, videos, GPS data), 3) Requesting challan cancellation. Use our E-Challan Contest Letter tool for the format.
Non-payment leads to: 1) RC/License suspension, 2) Court summons, 3) Additional penalties up to 2x original fine, 4) Arrest warrant in severe cases. Payment deadline is usually 60 days from challan date.
Yes, for serious offenses: Drunk Driving (up to 6 months), No License (up to 3 months), Rash Driving causing injury (2 years), Hit-and-Run (up to 10 years). First-time minor offenses usually just have fines.
Traffic fines are covered under: Motor Vehicles Act 1988 (amended 2019), BNS 2024 Sections 106-115 (replaces IPC 279, 304A, 337, 338), State Motor Vehicle Rules. BNS 2024 is effective from July 1, 2024.
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