Drink and Drive Fine in Rajasthan

Yes, drinking and driving is a punishable offence under Section 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act 2019. Individuals who are caught in the offence will be penalised and punished if deemed necessary.

Penalty and punishment are methods used to hold offenders liable for their offences and create awareness among the people regarding the offence. Drinking and driving can harm all the parties involved; thus, every vehicle driver must act responsibly and should not drink and drive.

To prevent road accidents in Rajasthan due to drinking and driving cases, the Traffic Police of Rajasthan has started the initiative of running Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) tests for vehicle drivers.

You also have to take a breath analyser test in which you need to breathe in, and if the results show that the total value exceeds 30 mg per 100 ml of blood, you will be considered guilty of drinking and driving.

Moreover, never say no to the traffic police officer for taking a breath analyser test. Refusing to take a test might raise suspicion, and you also have to face serious consequences.

The drink and drive fine in Rajasthan is ₹10,000, and in case of a severe incident, your licence could be suspended, and you might have to face imprisonment.

The traffic police of Rajasthan have the right to take you to the police station and run blood tests for intoxication if they suspect you of drunk driving. In case your blood results show more than a permissible amount of liquor in your body, they might take some strict actions.

You should never drive after drinking and being under the influence of any intoxicating substance. However, if you make this mistake and get caught by the traffic police officer, then you will have to pay charges for drunk driving. Here are the **Steps for online and offline payment process drink and drive fine in Rajasthan.

Online Payment of Drink and Drive Challan in Rajasthan

Step 1: Go to the official Echallan Parivahan website.

Step 2: On the webpage, enter the details of your challan number, vehicle number, or DL number.

Step 3: Next, enter the given captcha and hit “Get Detail”.

Step 4: You will be displayed the details of your drink-and-drive challan in Rajasthan. Verify it and proceed with payment.

Step 5: After the payment is done successfully, download your payment receipt for future reference.

Offline Payment of Drink and Drive Challan in Rajasthan

To Traffic Police Officer:** You can pay your drink and drive penalty in Rajasthan by locating a traffic police officer who has an e-challan sweeping machine. Provide them with your challan and driving licence details, confirm your challan amount and make payment. After payment is done, ask for your payment receipt for future reference.

To RTO Office:** Visit your nearest RTO office in Rajasthan with your challan and driving licence details. There, provide the concerned official with your details, confirm your challan amount, and make payment. After making the payment, take your payment receipt.

• Never drive under the influence of liquor, and if you are drunk, make sure that someone else who is sober drives your vehicle. You can also opt for a cab service to reach your destination.

• If you are planning to drink on your outing, avoid taking your vehicle. Instead, choose to commute using public transport like the bus, train, or metro.

• In group outings, always make sure to assign one person as a designated driver who would remain sober and drive everyone safely to and from the destination.

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What is the helmet challan in Rajasthan?

Driving without a helmet can be dangerous for two-wheeler riders; anyone caught without a helmet in Rajasthan will have to pay a penalty of ₹ 1,000.

Can I drive without a driving licence in India?

No, driving without a valid driving licence is a punishable offence. You must get a valid licence from the RTO of your state/city before buying a vehicle.