Check & Pay Mizoram (MZ) Traffic e-Challan Status Online

Mizoram Bike Challan

In Mizoram, traffic authorities issue bike challans to penalise 2-wheeler drivers who fail to adhere to traffic rules. The state has implemented a digital system for issuing challans, commonly known as e-challan. If you receive this e-challan for your bike in Mizoram, you can easily check the details online and pay the fine either online or offline, depending upon your comfort. For more details on Mizoram (MZ) bike challans, read on!

How to Check Bike Challan Online in Mizoram (MZ)?

Staying updated on the status of your Mizoram bike challan is crucial to make sure that all your outstanding fines or penalties are settled in time. Here are the two easy and quick ways to check your two-wheeler challan details online:

Through Policybazaar.com

Policybazaar.com, offers a simple way to check your Mizoram bike challan status. Here are a few simple steps that you need to follow:

Step 1: Visit the 'Check Bike Challan in India' page on Policybazaar.com.

Step 2: In the given box, type in your 2-wheeler's registration number and press 'Continue.'

Step 3: Proceed further by providing your name & contact number and then hit the 'View Details' button.

Step 4: A page will display the summary of your bike-related details including the pending challans (if any), status of your bike insurance & Pollution Under Control Certificate, and Registration Certificate, or RC details.

Through the Parivahan Portal

The Parivahan Sewa portal, operated by the Government of India, is another alternate way to help you check the status of your Mizoram bike challan. Follow the steps below to check the required details:

Step 1: Go to the Parivahan website on your smartphone or laptop.

Step 2: Locate and select the 'eChallan System' option & proceed further by entering any of the following details:

Your Challan number,

Your Vehicle number or registration number, or

Your Driving License (DL) number

Step 3: Complete the captcha verification to see your bike's e-challan details.

How to Pay Mizoram Bike Challan Online?

You can conveniently manage and pay your Mizoram bike challan online by following the steps listed below:

Step 1: Log in to your account on the Parivahan website.

Step 2: Enter the challan number or registration number of your motorbike.

Step 3: Look into the details of outstanding challans and related offences.

Step 4: Select the challan you wish to pay and proceed to the payment section.

Step 5: You will receive a confirmation message on your mobile number once the payment is successful.

How to Pay Mizoram Bike Challan Offline?

If you prefer to pay your Mizoram bike challan offline, here are a few options that can help you clear your fines:

Get a Demand Draft (DD) from an authorised bank and send it to the address listed on the challan. On the back of the draft, include your bike's registration number and challan details.

Pay your challan directly to a traffic police officer equipped with an e-challan device.

Visit the nearest traffic police station with necessary documents and settle the challan amount in cash at the designated counter.

Latest Traffic Violations and Their Penalties in Mizoram

It is important to follow the traffic rules and regulations laid down by the law in order to avoid fines or penalties while driving a two-wheeler in Mizoram. Moreover, the government of India made significant changes in the Motor Vehicles Act in 2019 in response to the growing number of vehicles and increasing traffic violation cases. These changes resulted in increased fines for multiple violations whereas some of the penalties were brought down.

Have a glance at the table below to know the current fines and penalties for different traffic violations in Mizoram:

Traffic Offence	Type of Vehicle	Penalty (in ₹)
Not wearing a seat belt	Four-wheeler	₹ 1,000
Triple riding	Two-wheeler	₹ 1,000
Not wearing a helmet while riding	Two-wheeler	₹ 1,000
Carrying excess baggage	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 500 For the repeated offence: ₹ 1,500
No number plate on vehicle	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 500 For the repeated offence: ₹ 1,500
Parking in a 'No Parking' zone	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 500 For the repeated offence: ₹ 1,500
Underage driving	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 5,000 For the repeated offence ₹ 10,000
Reckless or dangerous driving	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 5,000, For the repeated offence: ₹ 10,000
Using a mobile phone while driving	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 5,000 For the repeated offence: ₹ 10,000
Driving under the influence of alcohol	All types	₹ 10,000
Operating a vehicle without registration	All types	₹ 2,000
Driving without valid insurance	All types	₹ 2,000
Breaching road regulations	All types	₹ 1,000
Exceeding the speed limit	Light Motor Vehicles (LMVs) & Medium/heavy Vehicles	For LMVs: ₹ 1,000 For medium/heavy vehicles:: ₹ 2,000
Transporting hazardous or explosive materials	All types	₹ 10,000
Failing to give way to emergency vehicles	All types	₹ 10,000
Driving while unfit (mentally or physically)	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 1,000 For the repeated offence: ₹ 2,000
Participating in illegal racing	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 5,000 For the repeated offence: ₹ 10,000
Disqualified individual operating a vehicle	All types	₹ 10,000
Using a vehicle registered in another state for over 12 months	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 500 For the repeated offence: ₹ 1,500
Not notifying change of vehicle owner's address	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 500 For the repeated offence: ₹ 1,500
Driving without a valid licence	All types	₹ 5,000
Operating an uninsured vehicle	All types	₹ 2,000
Overloading the vehicle	All types	For the first offence: ₹ 500b For the repeated offence: ₹ 1,500

Traffic Rules in Mizoram for Two-Wheelers

Bike riders must follow the following traffic rules in Mizoram:

No Driving Under Influence of Intoxicating Substances: Riding a bike while intoxicated by alcohol or drugs is strictly illegal in Mizoram. This offence can result in suspension of your driving licence, hefty fines, or even imprisonment.

Follow Traffic Rules: Bike drivers in Mizoram are expected to obey all traffic signals and road signs. Ignoring these can result in penalties or fines.

Pillion Rider Rule: Only one pillion passenger is allowed on a 2-wheeler in Mizoram. Carrying more than one person can result in fines.

Proper Documentation: Riders must always carry valid documents, including the driving licence, vehicle registration, bike insurance papers (third-party bike insurance policy or comprehensive bike insurance policy), and Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. Failure to present these documents during checks can result in fines.

Speed Limits: Always drive your vehicle within the speed limits set by the law. Over-speeding is a common violation in Mizoram and can lead to severe fines.

Always Wear a Helmet: In Mizoram, both riders and passengers on two-wheelers are required to wear helmets with an ISI mark. Not wearing a helmet can result in fines and other penalties.

Avoid Mobile Phone Use: Using a mobile phone while riding a two-wheeler is prohibited in Mizoram. Distractions caused by mobile phones are dangerous and can lead to accidents.

Summing it Up!

For a smooth driving experience in Mizoram, it is important to adhere to traffic rules. Moreover, you must frequently check and pay your Mizoram bike challan through any of the modes discussed above in order to prevent late payment fees and legal complications.