eChallan system envisages a complete shift of traffic enforcement operations from a primarily manual process to a technology-intensive process – which is much more efficient, comprehensive, transparent and at the same time very user-friendly. The process of challan issuance and disposal, management and monitoring of concerned staff and their performance, payment collection system and so on – all are set to be provided on a technological platform. Monitoring, Reporting, Back-end processing and integration with concerned stake-holders are all going to be much more comprehensive and feature-rich.
As wheel got invented in the Mesopotamian Civilization, our own civilization was set to motion, for it wheeled our History of World Traffic imaginations. In 1645 a sort of cycle was invented by Jean Theson but it had no Brakes, Pedal or Steering and needed feet motion. Laufmachine cycle was then created by Karl Von (1817). Traffic No Objection Certificate is required at the time of Renewal of Permit/Fitness of Commercial vehicles and Commercial Driving Licenses. This certificate can be obtained only after clearing all the previous pending challans.
Soon this was made into the regal Dandy Horse by Dennis Johnson. In 1839 the proper cycle was shaped by K. Macmillan. It had iron wheels and a wooden frame. The manifestation of automobile horse-power was taught in 1769 by Nicolas Joseph Cugnot, who invented the first ‘Steam Truck’ which the French army thought was useful.
eChallan - Digital Traffic/Transport Enforcement Solution, An Initiative of MoRTH, Government of India
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