BS-IV & BS-VI PUC Emission Norms & Penalty Checker
Check PUC validity rules (6 months vs 12 months for BS-VI vehicles), emission testing thresholds, and avoid mandatory ₹10,000 challans under Section 190(2).
⚖️ Statutory Penalty Slabs & Consequences
| Delay Duration / Offence | Statutory Penalty Amount | Legal Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| First Offence (Expired PUC) | ₹10,000 Court Fine | 3 Months Driving Licence Disqualification |
| Subsequent Offence | ₹10,000 Court Fine | Vehicle Seizure & Imprisonment up to 6 months |
Statutory Reference: Section 190(2) of MV Act 2019 & Rule 115 of CMVR
🚀 Calculate in 1-Click with VaahanPro
Select any client vehicle to auto-calculate exact state road tax, ₹50/day late fitness fines, and send 30-day advance WhatsApp expiry alerts to vehicle owners.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the penalty for driving with an expired PUC certificate in India?
Under Section 190(2) of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act 2019, driving a motor vehicle without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate attracts a mandatory fine of ₹10,000 and 3 months driving licence disqualification.
What is the validity period of a PUC certificate for BS-VI vehicles?
Newly purchased BS-IV and BS-VI vehicles receive a 1-year validity PUC from the date of initial registration. Subsequent renewals remain valid for 12 months for BS-VI vehicles and 6 months for older BS-III/BS-II vehicles.