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Traffic Fines 2025: Penalities And Fines For Violating Traffic Rules In India
Stricter penalties for traffic rule violations aim to reduce fatalities and make roads safer. Here are rule-wise penalties for flouting traffic rules.
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Caught Drink Driving In Punjab? Punishment Includes Blood Donation
The first offence of exceeding a speed limit will attract a fine of Rs 1,000 and suspension of the offender's driver's license for three months. For drunk driving, the fine is Rs 5,000 in addition to the license suspension for the same duration.
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Nitin Gadkari Defends Steep Road Fines As BJP-Ruled Gujarat Slashes Them
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today appealed to states against softening a new law that imposes steep fines for traffic violations, a day after his own party's government in Gujarat slashed penalties. "This isn't a revenue income scheme, are you not worried about deaths of 1,50,000 people," the Road Transport minister said, without naming any state.
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Rajasthan Truck Owner Fined Rs 1.41 Lakh For Overloading Vehicle
As motorists across the nation grapple with a sharp hike in penalties for traffic violations, a truck owner from Rajasthan was on Tuesday fined over Rs 1 lakh for overloading his vehicle.
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Upto 5,000 Challans Issued Everyday In Delhi After Amended Traffic Rules
The Delhi Police has issued around 4,000-5,000 challans on an average per day for violating traffic rules since the day the new motor vehicles act came into effect from Sunday.
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"Scooty Worth 15,000": Delhi Man Fined Rs. 23,000 Under New Traffic Laws
A Gurgaon scooter rider has been fined Rs 23,000 for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence, days after the amended Motor Vehicle law came into effect. The man, Dinesh Madan, later said that the value of his scooter is Rs 15,000, adding that he will carry his documents from now on.
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Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term
Those who like to talk on their cellphones while driving need to revise their habit. The union cabinet is expected to approve an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. These will amp up the punishment for not using seat-belts, jumping red lights, and driving drunk. The new rules will apply across the country. The new rules will apply acros...
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Traffic Fines 2025: Penalities And Fines For Violating Traffic Rules In India
Stricter penalties for traffic rule violations aim to reduce fatalities and make roads safer. Here are rule-wise penalties for flouting traffic rules.
-
Caught Drink Driving In Punjab? Punishment Includes Blood Donation
The first offence of exceeding a speed limit will attract a fine of Rs 1,000 and suspension of the offender's driver's license for three months. For drunk driving, the fine is Rs 5,000 in addition to the license suspension for the same duration.
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Nitin Gadkari Defends Steep Road Fines As BJP-Ruled Gujarat Slashes Them
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today appealed to states against softening a new law that imposes steep fines for traffic violations, a day after his own party's government in Gujarat slashed penalties. "This isn't a revenue income scheme, are you not worried about deaths of 1,50,000 people," the Road Transport minister said, without naming any state.
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Rajasthan Truck Owner Fined Rs 1.41 Lakh For Overloading Vehicle
As motorists across the nation grapple with a sharp hike in penalties for traffic violations, a truck owner from Rajasthan was on Tuesday fined over Rs 1 lakh for overloading his vehicle.
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Upto 5,000 Challans Issued Everyday In Delhi After Amended Traffic Rules
The Delhi Police has issued around 4,000-5,000 challans on an average per day for violating traffic rules since the day the new motor vehicles act came into effect from Sunday.
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"Scooty Worth 15,000": Delhi Man Fined Rs. 23,000 Under New Traffic Laws
A Gurgaon scooter rider has been fined Rs 23,000 for not carrying his vehicle's registration documents and his driving licence, days after the amended Motor Vehicle law came into effect. The man, Dinesh Madan, later said that the value of his scooter is Rs 15,000, adding that he will carry his documents from now on.
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Traffic rule breakers, beware. Tougher fines and jail term
Those who like to talk on their cellphones while driving need to revise their habit. The union cabinet is expected to approve an array of amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act. These will amp up the punishment for not using seat-belts, jumping red lights, and driving drunk. The new rules will apply across the country. The new rules will apply acros...
