It is very difficult to avoid the cameras installed on the road, if you violate traffic rules while driving, your traffic challan can be issued. After issuing a traffic challan, when the message of issuing the challan comes on the phone, then people think that the message has just come, they will pay it easily, what is the hurry.
After thinking this, people often forget to fill E Challan amidst other work due to which the car may also get blacklisted. How can Vehicle Blacklist harm you and when does a vehicle get blacklisted? Today we are going to give you the answers to these important questions.
Vehicle Blacklist: Who blacklists the vehicle?
Before knowing the disadvantages and reasons, it is also important for you to know who blacklists the vehicles? At the RTO where your vehicle is registered, your vehicle is blacklisted due to non-payment of challan.
When does a vehicle become blacklisted?
Last year, Delhi Transport Department had made it clear that it is necessary to pay the challan within 90 days. If 5 or more challans are issued to a person in 90 days and if such a person does not pay the challan on time, then the department has to take strict action. The department blacklists the vehicle of such a person, which also causes some losses, let us know what are the disadvantages of vehicle blacklisting?
Loss
Notice is given 10 days before the car is blacklisted, if the challan is paid within 10 days then it is fine otherwise you will not be able to sell the car after being blacklisted. Not only this, if the car is blacklisted, you will not be able to get insurance nor will you be issued PUC Certificate.
