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Traffic Fines in Haryana

18 violations with penalty amounts as per the central Motor Vehicles Act, 2019.

Traffic Police: 0172-2749900

Haryana (RTO code HR, capital Chandigarh) applies the central MV Act 2019 penalties. Because much of the state rings the National Capital Region, cities such as Gurugram and Faridabad carry NCR-level traffic volumes and see active camera-based enforcement.

Haryana's dense expressway and national-highway network — including the Delhi–Gurugram Expressway and the Kundli–Manesar–Palwal (KMP) Expressway — means highway speed enforcement is common. Check the table below for the exact Haryana fine and MV Act section for each offence.

About these amounts

The figures below are the penalties prescribed by the central Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 as amended in 2019, which apply across India. We do not currently hold a verified compounding-fee notification issued specifically by Haryana, so no state-level variation is shown here.

Under Section 200 of the Act, a State Government may notify its own compounding amounts, and several states charge more or less than the central figure for the same offence. Treat this table as the statutory baseline and confirm the amount actually payable with the Haryana transport department or on your challan before paying.

ViolationSectionFine
Driving without licenceSec. 181₹5,000
Driving without insuranceSec. 196₹2,000
Drunk drivingSec. 185₹10,000
OverspeedingSec. 183₹1,000–₹2,000
Red light jumpingSec. 177₹1,000–₹5,000
No seatbeltSec. 194B₹1,000
No helmetSec. 194D₹1,000
Using mobile phoneSec. 184₹5,000
Dangerous drivingSec. 184₹1,000–₹5,000
No PUC certificateSec. 190(2)₹10,000
Overloading (goods)Sec. 194₹20,000 + ₹2,000/tonne
No number plate / fancy plateSec. 192₹5,000
Racing on public roadsSec. 189₹5,000
Juvenile drivingSec. 199A₹25,000
Wrong side drivingSec. 184₹1,000–₹5,000
Triple ridingSec. 194C₹1,000
No parking violationSec. 177₹500
Obstructing emergency vehicleSec. 194E₹10,000

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fine for drunk driving in Haryana?
Drunk driving attracts a fine of ₹10,000 under Section 185 of the MV Act, plus up to 6 months imprisonment for a first offence. This is the central statutory amount; Haryana has not separately notified a different figure that we have been able to verify.
What is the fine for not wearing helmet in Haryana?
Riding without a helmet attracts ₹1,000 under Section 194D, plus disqualification from holding a licence for three months. This is the central statutory amount.
How can I check pending challans in Haryana?
Visit echallan.parivahan.gov.in and enter your vehicle number or DL number. You can also use the mParivahan app. Traffic Police helpline: 0172-2749900.
Are traffic fines in Haryana different from central fines?
Possibly. Section 200 of the MV Act lets each State Government notify its own compounding amounts, so the amount on your challan can differ from the central figure. We have not been able to verify a separate compounding notification for Haryana, so this page lists the central MV Act 2019 amounts as the baseline. Confirm the payable amount on your challan or with the Haryana transport department.

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