Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Mohali to Pilot Online Traffic Fine Payments in Punjab
Imagine you get a traffic ticket.
Instead of going to court, now in Mohali, you can pay your fine online!
The government is starting this new system because many people have to go to court just to pay their tickets, which takes up time and makes things harder.
The court ordered this, and the computer people are working to make it happen.
First, the new system will start in Mohali to see if it works well.
If it does, it will be used all over Punjab.
The computer system needs some final checks and approval before everything goes live.
Punjab government to launch a pilot project for online traffic fine payments in Mohali.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court issued the direction.
The project aims to reduce the burden on trial courts.
Mohali was chosen due to its extensive CCTV network.
NIC is currently testing the e-challan application and virtual court system.
- Who
- Punjab government, High Court, NIC
- What
- Initiating online traffic fine payments
- When
- Directed on Monday, listing case for November 19
- Where
- Mohali, Punjab
- Why
- To ease burden on trial courts and streamline fine payments
- Event
- Pilot project for online traffic fine payments
- Location
- Mohali, Punjab
- Directive
- Punjab government to launch pilot project
- Court
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
- Platform
- National virtual court platform
- Involvement
- National Informatics Centre (NIC)
- Next step
- High court testing a trial version