Check E-Challan in Tamil Nadu

Enter your TN-registered vehicle number on ChallanSetu. We instantly fetch all pending challans linked to your vehicle and show you the offence details, fine amounts, and available options.

Yes. Through the Lok Adalat process, eligible challans in Tamil Nadu can be settled at a reduced amount — often 30–50% less than the original fine. ChallanSetu checks your eligibility and handles the entire process legally.

The fine for not wearing a helmet in Tamil Nadu is ₹1,000 for the first offence, and ₹2,000 with possible disqualification for repeat offences, as per the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019.

Jumping a red signal in Tamil Nadu attracts a fine of ₹1,000–₹5,000 depending on the number of previous violations. Repeat offenders may also face licence suspension.

Yes. You can check pending challans in Tamil Nadu by either your vehicle registration number (TNXXAABBBB format) or your driving licence number. Enter either on ChallanSetu to see all linked challans.

Unpaid challans in Tamil Nadu can result in penalties at RC renewal, detention at checkpoints, or escalating fines. It is best to check and settle pending challans promptly to avoid complications.

Yes. ChallanSetu uses the official Lok Adalat process — a Government of India legal mechanism — to settle traffic challans at a reduced amount. The process is 100% legal and transparent.

After you submit your vehicle number, ChallanSetu fetches your challan details immediately. The Lok Adalat settlement process typically takes a few business days — we handle all paperwork and follow-ups for you.