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Haryana Traffic Fines List (HR): Challan Amounts by Offence

The short answer

The table below lists 13 Motor Vehicles Act offences with the fine payable in Haryana. Haryana has notified its own amounts for 3 of them; the rest follow the statutory Motor Vehicles Act schedule.

Rows tagged "State-notified" carry the amount Haryana has notified, with the official source linked under Sources below. Rows without the tag show the statutory Motor Vehicles Act amount — we have not verified a separate Haryana schedule for those offences.

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How much is each traffic fine in Haryana?

Traffic fines in Haryana, 2026
OffenceFine in HaryanaLegal basis
Dangerous driving and jumping a red light₹5,000 first offence, ₹10,000 on repeat, for 'dangerous driving/abetment' under s.184 per Gurugram Police's official schedule — the top of the central ₹1,000-5,000 range.State-notifiedSection 184
Riding without a helmet₹1,000 fine and disqualification from holding a driving licence for three monthsStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 194D read with Section 129
Driving without insuranceFirst offence: imprisonment up to 3 months, or a fine of ₹2,000, or bothStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 196 read with Section 146
Driving without a valid licenceImprisonment up to 3 months, or a fine of ₹5,000, or bothStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 181 read with Section 3
Driving without a valid PUC certificateFirst offence: imprisonment up to 3 months, or a fine which may extend to ₹10,000, or both — and disqualification from holding a licence for three months. There is no statutory minimum, but Delhi's notified schedule compounds it at the ₹10,000 ceilingStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 190(2)
Driving an unregistered vehicle (no RC)First offence: a fine of not less than ₹2,000 and up to ₹5,000Statutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 192 read with Section 39
Driving without a seat belt₹1,000 for the driver, and ₹1,000 where a child under fourteen is not secured by a seat belt or child restraint systemStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 194B
Drunken drivingFirst offence: imprisonment up to 6 months, or a fine of ₹10,000, or bothStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 185
Offences by juveniles (a minor driving a motor vehicle)₹25,000 fine plus imprisonment up to 3 years for the juvenile's guardian or the vehicle's owner, under Section 199A(2) — on top of any penalty for the underlying traffic offence itself, and separate from the juvenile's own liability for that offence under Section 199A(6)Statutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 199A
Using a mobile phone while driving₹5,000 first offence, ₹10,000 on repeat, for 'dangerous mobile phone use while driving' under s.184 per Gurugram Police's official schedule, matching the top of the central range.State-notifiedSection 184, Explanation clause (c)
No Parking / Obstructive ParkingFine which may extend to ₹500 for a first offence under Section 177 — Delhi Traffic Police's published schedule lists improper/obstructive parking at a flat ₹500 for a first violationStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 122 read with Section 177
Overloading a goods or passenger vehicle₹20,000 plus ₹2,000 for every tonne of excess load, plus liability for off-loading charges, under Section 194(1) — the vehicle cannot proceed until the excess load is removedStatutory amount — Haryana's own schedule not verifiedSection 194
Overspeeding₹2,000 flat under s.183, per Gurugram Police's official schedule ('Driving fast/slower than national/local max/min speed limits') — same amount on repeat, unlike the central ₹1,000-2,000 LMV range that scales up.State-notifiedSection 183(1) read with Section 112

Select any offence for the statutory first and repeat amounts, licence consequences and how every state varies from the central schedule.

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Frequently asked questions

Are traffic fines different in Haryana?

Yes, for 3 of the 13 offences listed here: Haryana has notified its own amount for each of those, marked "State-notified" in the table. The other 10 follow the statutory Motor Vehicles Act schedule.

Which offences does Haryana set its own amount for?

Dangerous driving and jumping a red light; Using a mobile phone while driving; Overspeeding. Every other offence in the table carries the statutory amount — we have not verified a separate Haryana notification for those.

What is the helmet fine in Haryana?

We have not verified a separate Haryana notification for riding without a helmet, so the statutory amount applies: ₹1,000 fine and disqualification from holding a driving licence for three months (Section 194D read with Section 129).

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