Whenever the traffic police stops you, it skips for a second.Whether you're following the rules, that's still the thought that comes to mind:
"Now what will you check? "Did you miss anything? "
Most of the drivers seem to be:
"We will see only helmets or seatbelts. "
But here's the truth:
The checking of traffic police is done according to a fixed system.
And if you understand this system:
There will be no unnecessary penalties
There will be no arguments
Don't worry
In the article I will tell you the exact order:
What is the first thing that the traffic police check? which item has the highest invoice
And what small mistake can become a big legal problem?
And it's not a textbook.
This is the ground reality of Indian roads.
Let's first understand: Why are you being stopped by the police?
The traffic police do not stop every vehicle randomly.The reason is usually:
Regular inspections
Checking of helmet / seatbelt
Suspicious driving pattern
The number plate or the position of the vehicle is abnormal.
Special Enforcement Operations - Festivals, Elections, Accident prone areas
The important thing:
If you're stopped, you've already seen me.
Check #1: Driving Licence (DL)- First and foremost why do the police check the DL first?
Because the driving license legally certifies that:
You are authorized to drive
You have followed the minimum legal process.
What to check:
The license is valid or has expired.Whether or not the vehicle category matches
A car with a license? ⁇ ⁇
Commercial vehicles from the LMV? ⁇
Whether or not the rules of the learner's license are being followed
The ground reality:
A lot of people say:
"I forgot my license. "
But according to the law:
It is mandatory to have a physical license in Digilocker / mParivahan
Sending a photo or showing it later is not a valid proof
Illegal driving = No license
Check #2: Helmet / Seatbelt
This is what the police see through the door.
For two-wheelers:
Helmets are mandatory for riders. Helmets are also mandatory for pillion riders in many states
The helmet should bear the ISI mark.
For a four-wheeled vehicle:
Front seatbelt is mandatory.
The rear seatbelt is also mandatory in many States.
The common myth:
"Only the helmet should be in the hand. "
The helmet must be worn, the strap is properly locked.
Check #3: Vehicle Registration (RC)
The RC proves that:
The vehicle is legally registered.
The ownership is clear.
The vehicle was not stolen.
What the police are investigating:
Whether or not the RC is valid
Temporary registration will not be terminated.
Chassis / engine number does not match
Digital RC:
DigiLocker or mParivahan RC is fully valid
The screenshot also runs, if the details are clear.
Check #4: Insurance status
Today's police report:
Hand-held devices
Central Vehicle Database Access
So, whether you want to or not:
The insurance status is checked.
What the police are looking for:
The insurance is active or expired.
Whether or not third-party insurance exists
Reality:
The insurance has expired = Illegal vehicles on the road
Whether there is an accident or not, there will be a challan
Check #5: Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate
People take PUC very lightly.
But this is the top priority at the time of implementation.
The police are investigating:
PUC is valid or expired.Whether the emission norms are being followed according to the type of vehicle
The truth:
The end of the PUC means:
good
Repeat Offences Equal to a Higher Penalty
Check #6: Number plate
The police pay a lot of attention to the number plate because:
CCTV
ANPR cameras
Crime tracking
An example of an invalid number plate:
Fancy Fonts
Regional Language Plates
HSRP is missing
Flag / Emblem / Caste Sticker
If the number plate is not in accordance with the standard:
The police will stop you.
Check #7: Vehicle Modification
A lot of people scare me:
vigorous ejection
Additional lights
Modified Silencer
Structural changes
But according to the law:
Unauthorized modification = Illegal vehicle
Police Special
exhaust noise
The intensity of the headlights
Aftermarket CNG / LPG (without RC update)
Check #8. Alcohol / drug use
If the police:
smell
Red eyes
ambiguous speech
It is noted that:
A breathalyzer test is
a positive test.=
Heavy penalty
License suspension possible
Insurance problems later
#9: Pending Challan / Blacklist Status
I've got the police:
pending invoice
Court notice
Vehicle blacklist
Everything is visible.
If:
Old invoices are due
The vehicle involved in the previous crime
To:
The vehicle may also be
Check #10: Your behavior
This written law is not me, but the most powerful factor in the ground reality.Police are investigating.
You're quiet or aggressive.
You're collaborating or arguing.
You're either respected or you're
The truth:
The case of the driver who remains calm is usually simple.
The Most Common Mistakes Drivers Make
Document incomplete
High self-confidence: "I know the rules."
arguing instead of listening.
Fake excuses
Phone Equivalent recording without permission
What you should do when the traffic police stop you - The right way
stop the car in safe side
switch off engine
Don't take off your helmet until you've spoken
Show documents calmly
If an invoice is generated, ask for a receipt
Don't ever offer cash
Important legal truths (most people don't know)
The police can examine the documents.
Police can impose fines.
The police cannot seize the vehicle in every case.
If You're right to talk respectfully.
The final reality:
Traffic police don't bother you.
She follows a certain checklist.
If you're:
Keep your documents ready
Car is legal
Keep your behaviour in check
Here : 95% of the checking ends the same.
The last line
The secret to staying safe on Indian roads is discipline, not speed.
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