Digital action against vehicles without valid insurance and PUC certificates is being stepped up, with records to be updated.
CNN Central News & Networks / ITDC India ePress / ITDC News / Agencies, Bhopal: Digital monitoring is being increased in the country for vehicles running on roads without valid insurance, pollution under control certificates (PUC), fitness certificates and permits. For this, the transport department’s e-detection system is matching vehicle movement data received from toll plazas with records on the Vahan portal to identify vehicles violating rules.
Under this system, registration numbers and other details of vehicles passing through toll plazas are digitally verified. If a vehicle’s insurance, PUC, fitness certificate or permit is not found to be valid, the system can generate an e-challan against the vehicle concerned. The national e-challan system is also used in this process.
The system has been implemented in several states, including Chhattisgarh. According to government information, in Chhattisgarh the system is being operated through 23 national highway toll plazas and 37 ANPR cameras. Its objective is to ensure the validity of documents and enforce compliance with road safety rules.
Vehicle owners who have not renewed insurance and PUC certificates, or against whom challans issued through toll data are pending, need to check the status of their documents and challans. Vehicle owners can view the information available on the transport department’s Vahan portal and the mParivahan app.
However, available government information does not confirm that names will be automatically removed from vehicle records. The main objective of e-detection is to identify violations and take action through e-challans.
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