Pay traffic challans at Jeevan kiosks

Traffic wing of Delhi police to partner in Jeevan project

PTI | March 3, 2010



Soon you may be able to pay your traffic challans at Delhi government-run kiosks under the e-based Jeevan Project.

The traffic wing of Delhi Police has recently expressed interest in becoming a partner of the project where traffic notice payments will be accepted at the kiosks spread across the city.

"We are likely to become a partner of the project.

Once it materialises, people can pay their traffic challans.

We are working out the modalities," a senior police official said.

The city police has recently asked bidders for 2,000 hand-held e-challaning equipment to ensure that its software should have the option for transactions through Jeevan kiosks once they finalise the arrangement with the government.

Traffic Police were also earlier thinking about accepting credit card payment for realising traffic challans and notices. "We are still working on it," the official said.

 

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