Latest Pune Traffic Fines 2026: Official New Rules

Pune Traffic Police has integrated **AI cameras** across major junctions like Swargate, Shivajinagar, and Hinjewadi. Stay updated with the **2026 Pune traffic fines** to ensure safety and avoid heavy legal penalties.

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Pune Penalty List 2026

Traffic ViolationFine Amount (₹)
Drunk Driving (1st Offence)₹ 10,000
Driving Without Licence₹ 5,000
Over Speeding (LMV)₹ 2,000
Riding Without Helmet₹ 1,000
Without Seatbelt₹ 1,000
Driving Without Insurance₹ 2,000
Using Mobile While Driving₹ 5,000
Signal Jumping₹ 500 - ₹ 1,500
Juvenile Driving₹ 25,000

Essential Car Safety Rules

01

Always wear seatbelts (Front & Rear).

02

Check all 3 mirrors before merging.

03

Maintain safe 3-second distance.

04

Avoid high beams inside city limits.

How to Pay Pune e-Challan

Online Methods

  • 🔹 Parivahan e-Challan Portal
  • 🔹 MahaTrafficApp (Google Play)
  • 🔹 Net Banking / UPI / PayTM

Offline Methods

  • 📍 Pune Traffic Police Stations
  • 📍 POS Machines with Constables
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Pune Traffic Rules – FAQ

1. What are the basic traffic rules in Pune?
Basic traffic rules include obeying traffic signals, wearing helmets (for two-wheelers), seatbelts (for cars), following speed limits, and not using mobile phones while driving. AI cameras are now active across Pune.
2. What is the fine for no helmet in Pune?
Riding without a helmet attracts a fine of ₹1,000. Both the rider and the pillion must wear BIS-approved helmets to ensure safety and comply with Maharashtra traffic laws.
3. Pay traffic challans online in Pune?
Yes, you can pay via the Maharashtra e-Challan portal, Pune Traffic Police website, or common payment apps using UPI.
4. What if I jump a red signal in Pune?
Jumping a red signal is an offence with fines starting at ₹500 for first-time offenders.
5. Mobile use while driving?
Using a handheld mobile phone is illegal. Violation leads to a heavy fine of ₹5,000.