Why digital platforms are changing how drivers handle traffic records
Digital challan systems now manage traffic violations, replacing older paper methods. Automated cameras and ANPR software capture violations, which are then logged digitally. Drivers can check their e-challan status online using vehicle or license numbers. …
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Digital challan systems now manage traffic violations, replacing older paper methods. Automated cameras and ANPR software capture violations, which are then logged digitally. Drivers can check their e-challan status online using vehicle or license numbers. …
Traffic violations have a way of catching up at the worst possible time. A forgotten fine from six months ago can stall a vehicle registration renewal. Or delay an insurance claim. That shift from pa…
Originally published by The Times of India. Read the full article →
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