Traffic Challan & Accident Claim Services
Traffic challan payment, disputes and Lok Adalat settlement, and motor accident compensation claims before the MACT, handled by verified advocates.
Traffic Challan & Accident Claim covers two road-related legal needs. Traffic challans — mostly e-challans now — can be paid online, contested if wrongly issued, or settled at a Lok Adalat. Motor accident victims and their families can claim compensation from the insurer before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT).
WCP's verified advocates check challans, contest wrongful ones, and handle accident claims from the first report through to the award and recovery.
What is covered:
- Traffic challan resolution
- Challan dispute resolution support
- Motor accident compensation claims
Since 1 April 2022, accident claims must generally be filed within six months of the accident, so early action matters.
Advocate / Lawyer
3 services under Traffic Challan & Accident Claim
Traffic Challan Resolution
Traffic challan resolution — check pending e-challans, pay online, settle at Lok Adalat or the virtual court, with help from verified professionals.
Estimated Cost : ₹1,000 – ₹10,0007 days typical
Motor Accident Claim
Motor accident compensation claims before the MACT by verified advocates — six-month limit, no-fault and fault claims, evidence and insurer settlement.
Estimated Cost : ₹25,000 – ₹2,00,000180 days typical
Challan Dispute Resolution Support
Contest a wrong traffic challan with verified advocates — evidence review, grievance with the traffic authority and representation in court.
Estimated Cost : ₹2,000 – ₹15,00015 days typical
Frequently asked questions
- How do I check and pay an e-challan?
- On the Parivahan e-challan portal or the State traffic police website, using the vehicle or challan number.
- Can a wrong challan be contested?
- Yes. You can raise a grievance with the traffic authority or contest it in the virtual or regular court.
- Can challans be settled at a Lok Adalat?
- Many pending challans can be settled at National Lok Adalats, often at reduced amounts.
- What is the time limit for an accident claim?
- Six months from the accident under Section 166(3) of the Motor Vehicles Act, in force since 1 April 2022; filing early avoids limitation disputes.
- What is no-fault liability?
- Under Section 164, a fixed ₹5 lakh for death and ₹2.5 lakh for grievous hurt is payable without proving negligence.
- What if the vehicle is unidentified?
- Hit-and-run victims can claim ₹2 lakh for death and ₹50,000 for grievous hurt under Section 161.