Traffic Challan: All those people who drive vehicles on the roads in India have to follow the rules made by the Motor Vehicle Act. Traffic police collects challan for violating the rules. Many different rules have been made regarding the system. Some of these rules are related to vehicles. What kind of number plate should the vehicles have?
Rules have been made by the RTO for this. If someone does not install the number plate according to those rules, then he is also fined. In the last five months in Delhi, many fines have been issued to those who installed the number plate incorrectly. People have had to pay a fine of thousands for their small mistake. Let’s know the full news.
Challan for installing number plate in wrong manner
Guidelines are issued by the RTO regarding what kind of number plate should be installed on bikes and cars. And it has been made mandatory to install high security number plates for all vehicles in India. But there are still many people who roam around with fancy number plates on their vehicles. High security number plates are not visible on many vehicles.
If we talk about Delhi in particular, in the last 5 months, more than 16 thousand challans have been issued for wrong number plates. Many crimes can be committed by putting the number plate on the vehicle in the wrong way. That is why the traffic police has to show strictness for this.
What are the criteria for installing number plates?
The size of the number plate has been fixed for all vehicles. If we talk about bikes, the length of the number plate should be 30 mm while its width should be 5 mm. Along with this, there should be 2.5 mm space between the alphabets. The size of the number plate also increases with the strength of the vehicle. It has been seen on many occasions that many criminals put such fake number plates on vehicles to commit crimes.
There can be a fine of 5 thousand rupees
Due to these reasons, it has now been made mandatory to install high security number plates on all vehicles in India. If a driver installs any other number plate other than the high security number plate, if someone installs a number plate of his own choice or gets something else written on his number plate, then he can be fined up to Rs 5,000.