The Delhi State Legal Services Authority, in coordination with Delhi Traffic Police, will organise Lok Adalats for amicable settlement of traffic challans in all district court complexes on February 14. Special Delhi Lok Adalat 2026 is a special one-day drive organized by the Delhi Traffic Police to clear the backlog and pending challans. In case you have missed your registration, you can avail the option of walk-in and take the assistance of a lawyer to settle your pending challans. Some centres also allow walk-in settlements, so checking local announcements can save time.
The Lok Adalat will be held at district court complexes of Tis Hazari, Saket, Karkardooma, Patiala House, Rohini, Rouse Avenue and Dwarka on Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm, the traffic police said. In addition to these court complexes, other locations, including community centres and school premises might also being used as venues to carry out smooth settlement of traffic challans. If you have missed your registration, you can try and locate community centres, schools in your locality to settle your pending challans.
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Visit the official Delhi Traffic Police website at traffic.delhipolice.gov.in
Click on the “Delhi State Legal Service Authority” option on the homepage.
The Lok Adalat Token Registration Form will appear.
Fill in the required details, including:
Full name
Contact number
Vehicle registration number
Details of pending challans
Review the information carefully and submit the form.
Upon successful submission, you will receive a token number and appointment letter via email or SMS. This token number is crucial for attending the Lok Adalat session.
A confirmation link along with a token download link will be displayed.
Delhi Lok Adalat: Tips and documents needed
On the scheduled date: Bring the appointment letter: Carry a printed copy of the appointment letter.
Arrive early: It's advisable to reach the venue at least one hour before your allotted time.
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Required documents
Bring all original documents, including vehicle papers and challan receipts.
On the day of the hearing, applicants must bring: The appointment letter
The token number
Original documents, including vehicle papers and challan receipts
Authorities recommend arriving at least one hour prior to the allotted time to avoid delays.
Lok Adalat traffic challans eligible for waiver
The Lok Adalat will primarily focus on minor traffic violations. These are infractions that generally do not involve serious risk to life or property but are often penalized under the Motor Vehicles Act.
Eligible cases include:
Driving without a seat belt
Riding motorcycles without a helmet
Jumping traffic signals
Incorrectly issued challans
Over-speeding Driving without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate
Wrong parking
Driving without a valid license
No vehicle fitness certificate
Driving in the wrong lane
Ignoring traffic signs
Driving without a number plate
By allowing waivers or reductions for these offences, authorities aim to encourage compliance with traffic rules while reducing court backlogs.
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Drunk driving Hit-and-run incidents
Death caused by negligent driving
Driving by minors
Unauthorised racing or speed trials Vehicles used in criminal activities
Cases already pending in courts Challans issued in other states
The Lok Adalat will be held at district court complexes of Tis Hazari, Saket, Karkardooma, Patiala House, Rohini, Rouse Avenue and Dwarka on Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm, the traffic police said. In addition to these court complexes, other locations, including community centres and school premises might also being used as venues to carry out smooth settlement of traffic challans. If you have missed your registration, you can try and locate community centres, schools in your locality to settle your pending challans.
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Delhi Lok Adalat: Steps to vehicle owners to resolve traffic e-challans
Vehicle owners in Delhi can settle pending traffic challans at the National Lok Adalat on February 14, Saturday. This initiative addresses minor violations like not wearing helmets or seatbelts, offering reduced fines or waivers. Excluded are serious offenses such as drunk driving. Delhi residents can register online via the Delhi Traffic Police website. Here are the steps you need to follow for online registration:Visit the official Delhi Traffic Police website at traffic.delhipolice.gov.in
Click on the “Delhi State Legal Service Authority” option on the homepage.
The Lok Adalat Token Registration Form will appear.
Fill in the required details, including:
Full name
Contact number
Vehicle registration number
Details of pending challans
Review the information carefully and submit the form.
Upon successful submission, you will receive a token number and appointment letter via email or SMS. This token number is crucial for attending the Lok Adalat session.
A confirmation link along with a token download link will be displayed.
Delhi Lok Adalat: Tips and documents needed
On the scheduled date: Bring the appointment letter: Carry a printed copy of the appointment letter.
Arrive early: It's advisable to reach the venue at least one hour before your allotted time.
ALSO READ: Bharat Bandh today reason: Why 10 trade unions and 30 crore workers have called for a nationwide strike on February 12 and what are their key demands?
Required documents
Bring all original documents, including vehicle papers and challan receipts.
On the day of the hearing, applicants must bring: The appointment letter
The token number
Original documents, including vehicle papers and challan receipts
Authorities recommend arriving at least one hour prior to the allotted time to avoid delays.
Lok Adalat traffic challans eligible for waiver
The Lok Adalat will primarily focus on minor traffic violations. These are infractions that generally do not involve serious risk to life or property but are often penalized under the Motor Vehicles Act.
Eligible cases include:
Driving without a seat belt
Riding motorcycles without a helmet
Jumping traffic signals
Incorrectly issued challans
Over-speeding Driving without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate
Wrong parking
Driving without a valid license
No vehicle fitness certificate
Driving in the wrong lane
Ignoring traffic signs
Driving without a number plate
By allowing waivers or reductions for these offences, authorities aim to encourage compliance with traffic rules while reducing court backlogs.
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Lok Adalat 2026: Traffic violations not covered
It is important to note that the Lok Adalat does not provide relief for serious traffic offences, which continue to face strict legal scrutiny. These include:Drunk driving Hit-and-run incidents
Death caused by negligent driving
Driving by minors
Unauthorised racing or speed trials Vehicles used in criminal activities
Cases already pending in courts Challans issued in other states
