Punjab Traffic Fine Estimator 2026
Punjab Traffic Fine Estimator 2026 (Official Schedule Guide)
Last updated: October 2026. Source schedule: Traffic Police Punjab Offences & Penalties (Twelfth Schedule). This page is an independent planning tool. Pay only the PSID and amount on your official e-challan.
Use this Punjab traffic fine estimator when you need a quick PKR check for common e-challan offences before you pay. Pick your vehicle class and offence, read the published fine band, then confirm the exact amount and PSID on your ticket. Camera challans, SMS from 8070, and Dastak licence blocks all depend on that official amount, not on any third-party guess.
Estimate your Punjab traffic fine (PKR)
Based on the amended Twelfth Schedule of Ordinance XIX of 1965 as published for Punjab Traffic Police. Unofficial helper. Your e-challan wins if numbers differ after a later revision.
Digital payment only. Officers should not collect cash on the spot. Keep SMS, bank receipt, and PSID until status clears.
How to read Punjab e-challan fines correctly
After checking the official offences page and comparing it with published Twelfth Schedule tables, the pattern is simple: the same offence code can carry different PKR amounts for motorcycle, three-wheeler, car under 2000cc, larger car, and transport. Helmet and pillion rules mainly hit two-wheelers. Seatbelt rules hit cars and transport on notified roads. Always match the code on your SMS or e-challan first.
- Open the challan SMS (often 8070) or the Traffic Police / One App record
- Note offence code, vehicle class, and PSID
- Compare with the estimator or the full table below
- Pay once through bank, wallet, or the channel printed on the challan
- Save the receipt until licence and challan status both clear
Common Punjab traffic fines in PKR (quick table)
These headline amounts match the published schedule widely reported with the Traffic Police Punjab offences list. Later provincial revisions can change some bands. Helmet without crash helmet stayed Rs 2,000 in May 2026 coverage that discussed other reductions, so treat news as a prompt to re-check the official page, not as your bill.
| Offence | Motorcycle | Car <2000cc | Car >2000cc | Transport / PSV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No crash helmet | Rs 2,000 | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Seatbelt (notified road) | n/a | Rs 5,000 | Rs 10,000 | Rs 10,000 |
| Hand-held mobile | Rs 2,000 | Rs 5,000 | Rs 10,000 | Rs 15,000 |
| Traffic signal violation | Rs 2,000 | Rs 5,000 | Rs 10,000 | Rs 15,000 |
| Exceeding speed limit | Rs 2,000 | Rs 5,000 | Rs 20,000 | Rs 20,000 |
| Driving without licence | Rs 2,000 | Rs 5,000 | Rs 10,000 | Rs 15,000 |
| Pillion more than two | Rs 2,000 | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Table cells marked n/a mean the schedule does not list that class for that offence. Full 25-code matrix is in the interactive estimator above.
Why unpaid challans block Dastak / DLIMS steps
Licence renewal, duplicate, and some verification paths stall when challans stay unpaid. Clear the PSID, wait for sync, then retry the Dastak step. If money left the wallet but status is still open, keep proof and follow the payment recovery path instead of paying a second random amount.
Related guides
- E-Challan Punjab guide
- Helmet and seatbelt fines Punjab
- Pay camera challan Punjab
- How to pay with PSID
- Licence blocked due to challan
- Traffic fines hike explained
FAQs
Is this an official challan payment tool?
No. It estimates published schedule amounts for planning. Payment happens only on official e-challan / PSID channels.
What is the helmet fine in Punjab?
The published schedule lists Rs 2,000 for riding a two-wheel motorcycle without a crash helmet. Confirm your ticket if a later revision applies to your case.
What is the seatbelt fine?
On notified roads the published amounts are Rs 5,000 for cars under 2000cc and Rs 10,000 for larger cars and many transport classes.
Can traffic police take cash on the spot?
Published guidance for the revised schedule says challaning officers are not permitted to collect fines on the spot. Use digital PSID payment channels printed for your challan.
Author: Musa Tariq, DLIMS Online. Independent guide. Always verify amounts on trafficpolice.punjab.gov.pk and your e-challan.