Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has announced that traffic challan fines will soon be automatically deducted from vehicle owners’ bank accounts once violations are recorded. The decision, revealed during the Arrival Alive Road Safety Awareness Program, aims to strengthen enforcement and improve road safety across Telangana.

What Is the New Automatic Traffic Challan System?

The Telangana Government plans to introduce a system where:

Vehicle owners’ bank account details will be linked during registration
Challan data will be digitally synced
Once a violation is recorded, the fine will be automatically deducted
Ensures faster and stricter traffic law enforcement

Where Was This Announcement Made?

The Chief Minister revealed the decision while launching:

“Arrival Alive” Road Safety Awareness Program
Venue: Yusufguda Stadium, Hyderabad
Duration: 10 days (January 13 to 24)
Focus: Road safety education and accident prevention, especially in rural areas

What Did CM Revanth Reddy Say About Road Safety?

During his address, the Chief Minister highlighted:

Every minute, a road accident occurs in India
Every three minutes, a life is lost in road mishaps
Road accidents negatively impact national GDP
Government focus on cybercrime control and public safety

What Other Welfare Initiatives Were Announced?

Along with road safety measures, the government also introduced:

Bharosa (Assurance) Scheme
Pranam Day Care Centers
₹2 lakh marriage assistance for persons with disabilities
Government job placement support for differently-abled individuals

Automatic Traffic Challan System:
An automatic traffic challan system is a digital enforcement method where traffic violation fines are directly deducted from a vehicle owner’s linked bank account once a challan is issued.

Final Word

With automatic fine deduction, expanded road safety programs, and new welfare initiatives, the Telangana Government aims to ensure stricter traffic discipline, improved public safety, and stronger citizen support systems across the state.