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delhis new traffic challan rules higher lok adalat payments licence suspension for repeat offenders what changes
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- Delhi implemented new traffic challan rules requiring 50% upfront payment to contest a challan.
- Repeat offenders (5+ violations/year) may face license suspension.
- National Lok Adalat scheduled for May 9, 2026, to settle older challans.
- Lok Adalat cap: 50,000 cases per day, total 200,000 cases.
- Registration for Lok Adalat: May 4 to May 7.