traffic lawyer for contesting traffic challan in delhi

Traffic violations are a common occurrence in Delhi, and with the increasing number of vehicles on the roads, the need for expert legal advice has become crucial. Advocate Tushar Srivastava is one of the Best Traffic Challan Lawyer in Delhi, providing legal assistance to clients for all types of traffic-related offenses. He has been practicing law for over 10 years and has helped numerous clients with their traffic challan cases. He has a thorough understanding of the traffic rules and regulations in Delhi and can provide you with the legal assistance you need to contest your traffic challan.

Need for a Traffic Challan Lawyer in Delhi

Receiving a traffic challan can be a stressful experience, and it can be tempting to simply pay the fine and move on. However, paying the fine without contesting the challan can have long-term consequences. By hiring a lawyer for traffic challan in Delhi, you can fight the challan and potentially have the fine reduced or dismissed.

Helps in the Settlement of Traffic Chalan in National Lok Adalat

The Delhi Traffic Police organizes the National Lok Adalat from time to time to settle challans filed against automobiles. If you live in Delhi and have a challan issued against your vehicle registration number, you can request a reduction in the penalty amount or even a remission of the challan from the Hon’ble District Magistrate.

Contesting Traffic Challan in Court

Advocate Tushar Srivastava can provide you with legal representation and guidance throughout the process of contesting Traffic Challan in Court. Advocate Tushar Srivastava can help you in resolving your challan disputes. He can file an appeal on your behalf and represent you in court to get the challan dismissed or the fine reduced. He will review your case and assess the evidence against you to determine the best course of action. He will then work to build a strong defense on your behalf, using his knowledge of the traffic laws and regulations in Delhi to challenge the evidence against you.

Hit and Run Cases

Advocate Tushar Srivastava specializes in hit-and-run cases and has successfully defended many clients in such cases. He can help you in navigating the legal process and ensure that your rights are protected.

Following is an illustration of the traffic fines as implemented under the Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Act. 2019. We have also compared them to the old traffic rates that were applicable before:

Violation

New Penalty from 1st Sept-2019

Old Penalty

Driving/Riding without Licence

₹5,000 and/or community service

₹500

Driving/Riding Under the Influence of an Intoxicating Substance

₹10,000 and/or 6 months prison | ₹15,000 and/or 2 years jail for the repetitive violation.

₹2,000

Overspeeding

LMV: ₹1,000- ₹2,000 MPV/HPV: ₹2,000- ₹4,000 (+ licence seizure)

₹400

Driving/Riding without Insurance

₹2,000 and/or 3 months prison, community service | ₹4,000 for a subsequent offense

A fine of ₹1,000 with a punishment of up to 3 months.

Driving without Seat Belt

₹1,000 and/or community service

₹100

Speeding and Racing

₹5,000 and/or 3 months prison, community service | ₹10,000 for subsequent violation and up to 1 year in prison, community service

₹500

Dangerous Driving/Riding and Jumping Red Light

₹1,000- ₹5,000 and/or 6 months to 1 year in prison, license seizure

₹100 – ₹300

Violating Road Regulations

₹500- ₹1000

₹100

Driving/Riding While on the Mobile (Handheld)

₹5,000

₹1,000

Driving/Riding Despite Disqualification

₹10,000, and/or community service

₹500

Not Giving Way to Emergency Vehicles like Ambulances, Fire Engines, etc.

₹10,000 and/or community service

₹500

Riding without Helmet (rider and pillion rider)

₹1000, and or license disqualification, community service for 3 months

₹100

Overloading Two-Wheelers

₹2,000 and license disqualification and/or 3 months of community service

₹100

Juvenile Offences

₹25,000 with 3 years prison, cancellation of registration for 1 year, juvenile ineligible for a license until 25 years of age.

Overboarding Passengers

₹200 for every extra passenger and/or community service

Driving/Riding without a Ticket

₹500

₹200

Offence Committed by Enforcing Authorities Such as Offering Bribes

Twice the penalty (varies according to traffic rules violated)

Unauthorized Use of Vehicles Without Licence

₹1,000- ₹5,000

₹1,000

Refusing to share information under orders of the Traffic Authority/Disobeying orders

₹2,000

₹500

Vehicles without Permit

₹10,000 and/or up to 6 months prison, community service

Up to ₹5,000

Driving/Riding without Registration

₹5,000 | ₹10,000 for a subsequent offence

 
Disclaimer: The material included in this article was gathered from a variety of internet sources, including news websites and government websites. They are subject to change at any moment. Before making any decisions, it is recommended that you examine the official government websites and double-check the facts.
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