Deputy commissioners would authorise officers of other departments at the district level to challan overloaded vehicles, an official spokesman said here today.
For this, e-challan posts with weighing scales would be set up to detect overloaded vehicles, he said
The spokesman said that for e-challaning, a mobile application would be installed on the phones of authorised officers. They will be provided with a user name and password, he said.
Defaulters will not only pay the e-challan, but officers will also remove the extra load from the overloaded vehicles, the spokesman said.
A training programme was organised at Ambala today.
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