Do you have the right information about traffic rules? Try asking yourself this question today. Most people who ride a bike think that if they ride a motorcycle wearing slippers, they will get a traffic challan, but is this really true? Today we will tell you whether there is any provision for this in the Motor Vehicle Act or not. Under the Motor Vehicle Act, if a police officer stops you for riding a bike wearing slippers, then you should know your rights beforehand.

Riding a bike wearing slippers can be dangerous, this is because the feet can get injured during a road accident. This is the reason why people who ride a bike are advised to always wear shoes instead of slippers while riding a bike. As far as traffic challan is concerned, there is currently no such provision in the Motor Vehicle Act that mentions that a traffic challan can be issued for riding a bike.

The Office of Nitin Gadkari shared a post in which it is clearly stated that a challan cannot be issued for riding a bike while wearing slippers. Of course, this post is old but for your information, very important information has been given in this post.

If a person drives wearing a half shirt or a lungi or vest, the police cannot issue a challan to you. Not only this, if the glass of your vehicle is dirty, there is no provision to issue a traffic challan for this as well. If a policeman stops you and tries to issue a traffic challan for any of these things, you can complain against him.

If you want to check whether any challan has been issued for your vehicle? Then to find out this, you have to go to https://echallan.parivahan.gov.in/index/accused-challan.