Railway Rules For Travelling Engine: A question also comes to the mind of passengers whether one can travel in the engine of a train. If someone does this without permission, then he is fined this much.

Railway Rules For Travelling In Train Engine: Indian Railways is called the lifeline of the country. Railways connect India from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. If we talk in terms of figures, then more than 2.5 crore passengers travel by train in India every day. This figure for passengers is more than the population of a country like Australia. Indian Railways runs thousands of trains to take these passengers to their destination.

Railways operates more than 13000 passenger trains every day. Indian Railways has made some rules regarding traveling in trains. In which it is clearly stated that the passenger can travel in which coach based on which ticket. And he cannot travel in which coach of the train. In such a situation, a question comes to the mind of the passengers traveling by train whether one can travel in the engine of the train. If someone travels in the engine of the train without permission. Then what is the penalty on him?

Along with jail, there can be this much penalties.

Some rules have been made by the Indian Railways for traveling on the train. All the passengers have to follow them. General, sleeper and AC coaches are installed for the travel of passengers on the train. Passengers can travel in these coaches based on their reservation and their ticket. According to the rules of the train railway, one cannot travel in the engine of the train.

Usually, all the passengers know this. But despite this, if someone tries to travel in the engine of the train. And while doing so, he is caught. Then he can be sentenced to 3 months in jail. Along with this, a fine of Rs 500 is also imposed on him.

Fine for waiting for the ticket also

According to the rules of Indian Railways, if a passenger travels in a reserved coach with a waiting ticket. Then the TTE can impose a fine of Rs 440 on him. Along with this, the TTE also has the right to drop the passenger mid-way at the next station. Also, if the TTE wants, he can send the passenger to the general coach. On the other hand, if the seat is vacant, he can impose a fine and give him a seat in the reserved coach.