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In everyday life, we all go on the roads by car or bike. During this time, knowingly or unknowingly we commit some mistakes which are against the traffic rules. If you have proper knowledge of the rules, you can avoid any big trouble, but due to lack of information, the traffic police can stop you and it can put a heavy burden on your pocket.
So, let us make this problem easier for you and tell you about some important rules related to traffic and the fines imposed for violating them, so that you can remain safe and relaxed on the road.
1. Love of speed will prove costly (overspeeding)
If you’re caught driving over the speed limit:
- On a car or light vehicle: Fine ranging from ₹1,000 to ₹2,000.
- On a bus, truck or heavy vehicle: Fine ranging from ₹2,000 to ₹4,000. Keep in mind, the amount of challan may be different on different highways and expressways.
2. Drunk driving = big trouble
Drinking and driving is putting your life and that of others in danger. If you are caught doing this, you will Heavy fine of ₹10,000 And Jail Can also happen.
3. Seat belts are not just for show
Not wearing seat belt while driving a car is a common mistake. On this ₹1,000 fine Is. This rule is not just to save you from fine, but for your own safety.
4. Driving without a driving license
If you are caught driving any vehicle without a valid Driving License (DL), you will be charged directly. ₹5,000 fine Will be imposed.
5. No helmet, no good
Not wearing a helmet while riding a bike or scooter ₹1,000 challan Can be cut. If you repeat this mistake again and again, your Driving license also canceled Can be done.
6. Talking on the phone while driving?
Using mobile phone while driving is very dangerous. This is a punishable offense and Fine up to ₹5,000 It may take.
7. If caught without Registration Certificate (RC)?
If you do not have a valid Registration Certificate (RC) of your vehicle, then it is a violation of the rules. On this Fine ranging from ₹3,000 to ₹5,000 It is possible.
8. Danger of tripling on a bike
It is illegal and dangerous for more than two people to sit on a motorcycle. upon doing so ₹1,000 challan It may be deducted and your driving license may also be cancelled.
9. Driving without insurance
It is mandatory for every vehicle to have insurance. If your vehicle has expired or is uninsured:
- When caught for the first time: Fine of ₹2,000.
- If caught again: Fine of ₹4,000.
These rules have been made not only to save your pocket, but also for the safety of you and other people walking on the road. Therefore, next time whenever you go out on the road, follow these rules.
