Raipur, October 25, 2026: The Chhattisgarh Transport Department is conducting an intensive vehicle inspection drive across the state to ensure road safety and compliance with traffic regulations.
According to sources within the Transport Department, action has been taken against 364 vehicles for rule violations over the past two days, resulting in the collection of Rs 4,81,300 in fines.
Additionally, 5 vehicles have been seized in cases involving serious violations. Furthermore, proceedings have been initiated to cancel the permits of 19 vehicles found to be operating in violation of regulations; 17 of these cases are from Raipur district.
Under the directives of Transport Commissioner S Prakash and Additional Transport Commissioner D Ravishankar, a special inspection drive was carried out by all District Transport Offices across the state on October 24 and 25.
During this period, authorities identified 12 vehicles operating without permits, 10 without fitness certificates, 3 without insurance, and 27 without pollution control certificates. Including 312 other instances of rule violations, action was taken in a total of 364 cases.
The Transport Department has clarified that these inspection drives will continue in the future to ensure adherence to road safety and traffic rules.
The department has urged vehicle owners and drivers to carry all mandatory documents, including valid permits, fitness certificates, insurance, and pollution control certificates. Those found violating the rules will face action under the Motor Vehicles Act.
