E-Challan System Launched In Punjab
E-Challan System Launched In Punjab: Punjab Safe Cities Authority has officially expanded its e-challan system to more urban centers in the province under its smart digital traffic management project this major step aims to enhance road safety and ensure smoother traffic flow through advanced camera surveillance and automatic enforcement.
According to officials, the latest rollout includes Gujranwala, which has now joined Lahore, Faisalabad, and Multan under PSCA’s modernized traffic monitoring network this expansion is part of the provincial government’s vision to digitize enforcement systems, reduce violations, and bring transparency to traffic regulation.
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| Topic | Key Details |
|---|---|
| Launch Update | PSCA expands e-challan system to Punjab cities including Gujranwala. |
| Technology Used | Over 1,000 HD cameras monitor traffic and record violations 24/7. |
| Main Violations | No helmet, missing number plate, no seatbelt, and signal breaking. |
| Fines & Penalties | Automatic e-challan sent via SMS; late payments face double fines. |
| Citizen Guidance | Check and pay challans online through PSCA portal or mobile apps. |
Punjab Safe Cities Authority Expands E-Challan System
The PSCA’s e-challan project is a part of Punjab’s wider Safe City initiative that uses high-definition cameras to monitor traffic in real time. Each violation captured by the cameras automatically generates a digital challan sent directly to the vehicle owner through SMS these violations include not wearing helmets or seatbelts, using fake or missing number plates, and signal jumping.
Officials confirmed that this system will not only ensure transparency but also help minimize corruption and manual errors in ticketing. The e-challan platform is linked with the vehicle registration database, ensuring that fines are accurately recorded against the correct owner. The PSCA says this technology-driven approach is transforming how traffic is managed across Punjab’s cities.
Gujranwala Joins E-Challan Network
- Initiative aims to improve road safety and reduce violations.
- PSCA launches e-challan system in Gujranwala after testing phase.
- Over 1,066 HD cameras now monitor city roads and traffic violations.
- Offenses like no helmet, no seatbelt, and fake number plates detected.
- System operates 24/7 to ensure strict enforcement.
- SP Irfan Salhriya confirms doubled fines for unpaid challans.
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Over 1,000 Cameras Begin 24/7 Traffic Monitoring and Automatic Fine System
PSCA officials shared that the e-challan system is active throughout the day and night, ensuring continuous traffic surveillance. The integration of AI-based monitoring allows authorities to identify violators instantly and issue challans without human involvement. This approach is helping improve traffic discipline and reduce congestion in busy intersections.
The PSCA also confirmed that the same network of cameras has been used to assist in tracking suspects involved in theft and other criminal cases. Now, with e-challan enforcement added, it will further strengthen public safety. The automation ensures that no violation goes unnoticed, building accountability among road users.
Citizens Advised to Follow Traffic Laws
- Public cooperation is key to ensuring safer roads under the 2025 system.
- PSCA urges drivers to follow traffic rules to avoid fines and improve safety.
- Cameras are monitoring all major roads and intersections across Punjab.
- The system aims to educate citizens on responsible driving habits.
- E-challan details can be checked on the official PSCA online portal.
- Payments can be made via online banking, mobile apps, or banks.
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