MLFF barrier free tolling is India’s new way of collecting highway toll without any booth, barrier or stopping. The gantry reads your FASTag through RFID, an ANPR camera reads your number plate, the two are matched and the toll is deducted while you keep driving. From 1 October 2026, this system went live at Paranur…
From 2 October 2026, the Divyangjan exempted FASTag new rules replace the old annual renewal system with validity linked to your disability percentage. Tags issued to persons with 70 to 100 percent disability now stay valid for 5 years, while those with 40 to under 70 percent disability get 3 year validity. The tag itself…
The National Lok Adalat December 2026 challan settlement sitting is the last of the year, scheduled for Saturday, 12 December 2026. If you have unpaid traffic challans, including ones that have moved to court, this sitting lets you settle them in one day, often at a negotiated amount. This guide covers how the sitting works,…
Haryana Next Gen E-Challan System (2026): 3-Day Notice, 45-Day Rule, Grievance Process and District Data Haryana’s Haryana e challan new system, officially called the Next Gen E-Challan system, has changed how traffic fines work in the state. If you drive in Gurugram, Faridabad, Panipat, or anywhere else in Haryana, three numbers now govern your challan:…
Here is the honest position on the Delhi challan 50% deposit court appeal rule: the system was announced by Delhi CM Rekha Gupta in May 2026 and formally notified on 14 September 2026 as an amendment to Rule 167 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, but its implementation has been put on hold after…
If you drive in Delhi-NCR this winter, the GRAP rules Delhi NCR 2026 bring tighter curbs on older cars than before. The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has approved a revised Graded Response Action Plan with 48 actions across four stages, and once Stage III is active, BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers face…
If you drive in the Haryana part of the National Capital Region, there is a new rule you cannot afford to ignore. Under the no PUC no fuel rule, fuel stations across Haryana’s 14 NCR districts must refuse petrol, diesel and CNG to any vehicle that does not carry a valid Pollution Under Control certificate…
Himachal Pradesh has launched a system called Challan 2 Pay that lets traffic police accept on-the-spot digital payment of eligible traffic fines. Drivers can now settle qualifying challans immediately on the road through UPI apps, QR codes, or debit and credit cards. Reported on October 8, 2026, this is currently a Himachal Pradesh-only initiative, not…
If you drive in Telangana with an expired PUC certificate, you may soon get a challan without any traffic cop ever stopping you. The state has announced plans to use ANPR cameras that read your number plate and automatically issue an e-challan when the linked PUC record is expired or missing. That is what the…
Under the Central Motor Vehicles (Second Amendment) Rules, 2026, an unpaid toll on a National Highway is now legally termed an unpaid toll user fee, and it can freeze three of the most important documents in a vehicle owner’s life: the No Objection Certificate, the Certificate of Fitness, and the national permit. Because the toll…