thiruvananthapuram the state government will hold discussions with the insurance companies to bring a condition that the yearly vehicle insurance renewal will be possible only if the pending dues of penalties of traffic violations are cleared transport minister antony raju said on thursday the move by the government is in the wake of very low remittance of fines slapped on motorists by the newly installed artificial intelligence cameras while challans worth rs 2581 crore were issued to various motorists for traffic rule violations only rs 337 crore has been remitted by the violators since june 5 this year when the ai cameras became operational till august 2 as many as 3242277 rule violations have been detected of these 1583367 violations have been verified and 323604 challans dispatched the minister said that since the numbers of staff have been increased the verification and processing of rule violations could be expedited the most number of violations recorded is helmetless travel 221251 another 150 606 cases of pillion riders travelling without helmets have also been recorded while 170043 cases of driver not wearing seatbelts have been recorded 186673 cases of copassenger in the front seat travelling without seatbelts have also been detected by the cameras other violations detected include 5886 cases of triple riding in twowheelers and 6118 cases of using mobile phones while driving the minister said that the online facility for registering complaints will come into force from september 1 the minister said that seatbelts will be made mandatory for the drivers and the cabin travellers of heavy vehicles from september 1 seatbelts are mandatory for all the vehicles that have been registered after 1994 the minister said that the allegations that vip vehicles are being exempted from the penalties were baseless as many as 328 government vehicles have been slapped fine so far the cameras detected the violations by vehicles of mlas 19 times while it detected the violations by vehicles of mps 10 times the minister said