In India, strong traffic regulations are in place and are closely adhered to. Those who break traffic laws face consequences, which can include challan and even jail time. Driving while intoxicated is strictly prohibited throughout the nation. However, a lot of people continue to ignore it. Drinking and driving is risky and can result in accidents, thus it should be avoided.
If you now drink and drive, stop doing it immediately.
If you have previously been cited for drinking and driving. Be extra careful the next time you go because the fine will go up. If you are caught driving while intoxicated for the first time. You may receive a Rs 10,000 fine and/or six months in jail. However, if you are caught driving while intoxicated again, you may receive a challan for 15,000 rupees and/or two years in jail.
In addition, there is a provision for a fee
if you are discovered operating a motor vehicle without a driving license. In this case, a challan for Rs 5,000 can be withheld. Driving without insurance, however, might result in a challan for Rs 2,000 as well as up to 3 months in jail and community service.
Apart from these,
signal to jump and riding a bike or scooter without a helmet can each result in a challan deduction of Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000. For operating a vehicle without a seat belt, a challan for Rs 1,000 is also issued.
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