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Triple Riding Challan — Fine for 3 Persons on Two-Wheeler

Triple riding (3 people on a two-wheeler) costs ₹1,000 in India. Know the fine, the law, and how to clear your challan.

By LearnDrive Team·3 May 2025
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# Triple Riding Challan — Fine for 3 Persons on Two-Wheeler

Three people on a motorcycle or scooter is dangerous and illegal in India. The fine is ₹1,000 under Section 128 of the MV Act.

The Law

A two-wheeler is designed for two persons maximum — the rider and one pillion passenger. Carrying a third person is prohibited regardless of age or body size.

Fine Amount

₹1,000 per offence. If the pillion or the third passenger is not wearing a helmet, additional ₹1,000 per person.

How Challans Are Issued

Traffic police issue these challans during peak hours at checkposts and busy junctions. Some states also use CCTV to detect triple riding.

Check Your Challan

echallan.parivahan.gov.in → enter vehicle number → look for "Triple riding" or "Carrying excess passengers."

Pay your challan via LearnDrive — ₹49 service fee, done in 4 hours.

Summary

₹1,000 per offence. Book a cab or auto for the third person — much cheaper than the fine plus the accident risk.

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