Accustomed to the relaxed implementation of the traffic regulations in Karachi, the city dwellers got a rude awakening when the much talked about Traffic Regulation and Citation System actually became ...
When Karachi’s traffic police launched the electronic challan (e-challan) system, it was welcomed as a long-awaited move toward smarter city management. Cameras installed across key intersections ...
KARACHI: Sindh Inspector General (IG) Ghulam Nabi Memon on Friday announced that a new e-challan system for traffic violations will be launched in Karachi on October 27. He said the issuance of ...
HYDERABAD: Justice NV Shravan Kumar of the Telangana High Court on Monday issued notices to the state of Telangana, ...
The Karnataka government has announced a 50 per cent rebate on fines for pending cases recorded under the police department’s traffic e-Challan system. The concession will be valid only between August ...
The Sindh government has introduced a new e-challan system that aims to improve the city’s traffic while minimising the traffic police’s interaction with the public. Under the new system inaugurated ...
The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to let go of traffic challans from 2017 to 2021. These challans will now be shown on the portal under the categories “Disposed – Abated” or “Closed – Time-Bar.
Truckers go on strike against e-challans in Maharashtra; transporters' body reports 'mixed response'
Truckers in Maharashtra initiated an indefinite strike on Wednesday, disrupting goods transport services statewide. The protest stems from grievances over the e-challan system, including aggressive ...
The ongoing e-challan campaign in Karachi has taken citizens by surprise, with the Sindh Police issuing fines exceeding Rs100 million within just three days, Aaj News reported on Thursday. According ...
The Karnataka government has announced a 50% concession on penalties for pending traffic violation cases recorded through the Police Department’s mobile e-challan system. Effective from August 23 to ...
Kolkata: Stay cautious the next time you receive an SMS asking you to pay your traffic challan. Check if the link provided to ...
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