Without RC Registration Certificate Challan

In India, it is mandatory to register your vehicle before driving them on public roads. Once registered, you will receive a Registration Certificate (RC), which is compulsory to carry at all times while riding your vehicle. According to the Motor Vehicle Act 1988, one should not ride a two-wheeler vehicle on public roads without a valid Registration Certificate or an expired RC. If you get caught riding a motor vehicle without/expired RC, you can be penalized with a fine of ₹3000 for the first offense and ₹5000 for the subsequent offense.

StateTwo-Wheeler FineLMV/MMV Fine
Andhra Pradesh₹500₹2,000
Arunachal Pradesh₹300₹1,000
Assam₹500₹2,000
Bihar₹500₹2,000
Chhattisgarh₹300₹2,000
Goa₹500₹2,000
Gujarat₹1,000₹3,000
Haryana₹1,000₹2,000
Himachal Pradesh₹1,000₹2,000
Jammu and Kashmir₹500₹2,000
Jharkhand₹500₹2,000
Karnataka₹2,000₹2,000
Kerala₹500₹1,000
Madhya Pradesh₹1,000₹2,000
Maharashtra₹2,000₹2,000
Manipur₹300₹1,000
Meghalaya₹300₹1,000
Mizoram₹300₹1,000
Nagaland₹300₹1,000
Odisha₹500₹1,000
Punjab₹1,000₹2,000
Rajasthan₹500₹2,000
Sikkim₹300₹1,000
Tamil Nadu₹2,000₹2,000
Telangana₹500₹2,000
Tripura₹300₹1,000
Uttar Pradesh₹2,000₹2,000
Uttarakhand₹1,000₹2,000
West Bengal₹500₹2,000