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As has been noticed many times, the authorities and agencies follow strict rules and actions in cases where people tend to be negligent on roads while driving and risk their life and of others. However, there are cases where these authorities take advantage of their powers to harass the innocents on the road. The general notion of these corrupt officials is that they seek bribes in those cases where they believe there is a scope of mistake by the driver like maintaining each and every document up to date, or during transport, carrying the documents necessarily to be shown at checkpoints etc but when these documents are not provided, they assault the drivers and impose an adverse penalty.
While driving it is important to know what legal documents are to be maintained and also your legal rights related to the traffic police, which may help you in avoiding getting into trouble with the authorities.
Registration Certificate
Pollution Under Control
Driving Licence
Insurance Policy
E-way Bills
Invoice or Bill of Supply
Delivery challan
Act Responsibly: Acting generously with the police personnel in case he stops you. Be polite and not argumentative and foremost avoid trying to be hostile with them.
Avoid Driving at Odd Timings: Avoid movements at the odd hours where there are chances of getting caught by police.
Having All Documents Ready: Always carry all the documents while transporting.
Avoid Violating Traffic Rule: Be a law abiding citizen and avoid actions and inactions that constitute either criminal or traffic offence.
Avoid Indulging in Unnecessary Arguments: Avoid getting argumentative with the police personnels at the borders and national highways. Getting in arguments would lead to delay etc.
Have a conversation like an Enlightened Person: Engage with the policemen like a knowledgeable person. Use well articulated speech and do not unnecessarily raise your voice.
Slow Down on Approaching Check Point: Slowdown at the checkpoints. Any speeding vehicle at the checkpoint attracts unnecessary harassment by the police. During night ensure that lights are on inside the vehicle to avoid making the police officers nervous.
Only a High Rank Officer or an SI has the power to demand for the documents of your vehicle.
Traffic police does not have the right to arrest you or confiscate your vehicle. A constable doesn’t have right to snatch keys from your vehicle
Under Section 132 of the Motor Vehicle Act, only a sub-inspector with 1 or 2 stars and an inspector with 3 stars can collect penalties from you.
In the case where a person is driving in an intoxicated state or talking over a mobile phone while driving or in cases where there is excess of passengers on a vehicle, in all such cases the traffic police have the right to stop and confiscate the vehicle.
A traffic challan shall only be issued by a person in uniform. One must know that the Constable to SI wear white coloured uniform and the traffic inspector and higher officers wear khaki unifrom.
In the case where the traffic police issue a challan be it on the spot challan, notice challan or challan of the court, one must look at the following details in it:
That it bears your name and address
That it has the offence mentioned for which the challan has been issued.
The detail of the court where the trial of the challan will be held
The particular date on which the court will take the challan trial
The name and signature of the traffic police person who has issued the challan
Documents that are required to be carried out while going for the trial.
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