RTO Codes of Delhi
Across the city of Delhi, there are a total of 13 zonal Regional Transport Offices (RTO). You can know their locations by referring to the Delhi RTO list given below:
RTO location in Delhi |
Delhi RTO code list |
Mall Road, North Delhi |
DL01 |
Tilak Marg, New Delhi |
DL02 |
Sheikh Sarai, South Delhi |
DL03 |
Janakpuri West, West Delhi |
DL04 |
Loni Road, North East Delhi |
DL05 |
Sarai Kale Khan, Central Delhi |
DL06 |
Mayur Vihar, East Delhi |
DL07 |
WazirPur |
DL08 |
Dwarka |
DL09 |
West Delhi |
DL10 |
Rohini, New Delhi |
DL11 |
Vasant Vihar, New Delhi |
DL12 |
Surajmal Vihar, Delhi |
DL13 |
Vehicle Registration at Delhi RTO
If you have purchased a new or second-hand vehicle in the national capital, you must complete the process of Delhi RTO registration. Registration of vehicles is compulsory under the provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act. The RTO provides two types of Delhi vehicle registration facilities:
1. Temporary vehicle registration:
If you have purchased a new vehicle, the authorised dealer will provide you with temporary vehicle registration. However, the temporary number is valid for up to 30 days, following which you have to approach your local RTO office to receive a permanent registration certificate.
2. Permanent vehicle registration:
You can apply for a permanent registration certificate at your local Delhi RTO by submitting an application along with the list of the stipulated documents. You are then required to pay the requisite fees. The permanent registration for a vehicle is valid for 15 years. Here’s a look at the list of documents required for applying for a permanent vehicle registration certificate:
Permanent registration certificate application form (Form 20).
Vehicle sales certificate (Form 21).
Roadworthiness certificate from the vehicle manufacturer (Form 22).
Details of hypothecation/financing (form 34).
Address proof.
Identity proof.
Temporary registration number.
Recent passport-sized photographs.
Custom clearance certificate for imported vehicles.
Motor insurance.
After your application you can use the Delhi RTO website to check your vehicle registration status in Delhi.
Always remember that before applying for a permanent registration certificate at a Delhi RTO, you must have a valid motor insurance plan. Worried about the cost of motor insurance in Delhi? To get some of the best motor vehicle insurance plans from various insurers at affordable rates, you can visit the website or download the app of Bajaj Markets.
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Functions of Delhi RTO
The RTO is entrusted with multiple responsibilities and provides a wide range of services. Here’s a look:
1. Issuing driving licence:
You can apply for a beginner’s or permanent driving licence in Delhi either by physically visiting your local RTO office or through the Delhi RTO website.
2. Issuing registration certificate:
You can get a permanent registration certificate or renew your existing RC book by physically visiting your local RTO office or by making an online application on the Delhi RTO website. Once you make an application, you can then see your vehicle registration status in Delhi online by providing details, like your date of birth and reference number.
3. Issuing trade licence and permit:
You can also make applications at the local RTO for receiving commercial licences and permits for your vehicle.
4. Collection of taxes:
The department collects various taxes, such as the road tax and green tax.
5. Administrative functions:
It takes steps to streamline the traffic management system in Delhi.
6. Pollution control measures:
The RTOs in the city are entrusted with the responsibility of taking steps to prevent vehicular pollution.
7. Road safety measures:
The Delhi RTO regularly conducts various events and programmes to sensitise people about traffic rules and safe driving practices.
8. Maintains a record of registered vehicles:
The Delhi RTO vehicle registration details are maintained in the database of each office. To access the Delhi RTO vehicle information, you can visit the Delhi RTO website or the Parivahan Sewa website of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.
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Delhi RTO Fees
To know the fees and charges for registration of vehicles and other services, you can refer to the table given below:
Purpose |
Delhi RTO fees |
Registration of two-wheelers |
Rs. 300 |
Renewing registration for two-wheelers |
Rs. 1,000 |
Registration of Light Motor Vehicles (LMVs), such as cars, jeeps etc. |
Rs. 600 |
Renewing registration for LMVs |
Rs. 5,000 |
Smart card charges |
Rs. 200 |
High Security Registration Plates (HSRPs) for vehicles |
Between Rs. 230 to Rs. 400 |
Conducting test for the grant of fitness certificate on renewal for two-wheelers |
Manual: Rs. 200
Automated: Rs. 400
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Conducting test for the grant of fitness certificate on renewal for LMVs |
Manual: Rs. 400
Automated: Rs.600
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Grant/renewal of letter of authority |
Rs. 15,000 |
Issuing duplicate letter of authority |
Rs. 7,500 |
Appeal against RTOs decision of renewal |
Rs. 3,000 |
Hypothecation for two-wheelers |
Rs. 500 |
Hypothecation for LMVs |
Rs. 1,500 |
Transport licence for LMVs and three-wheelers plying in Delhi (whiteboard number plate) |
Rs. 600 |
Transport licence for LMVs and three-wheelers plying on roads outside Delhi ( yellow board number plate) |
Rs. 1,000 |
Fee for imported LMVs |
Rs. 5,000 |
Fee for imported motorbikes |
Rs. 2,000 |
Road tax for two-wheelers above 50 CC |
Rs. 1,220 |
Road tax for LMVs weighing between 1,000 kg to 1,500 kg |
Rs. 4,880 |
Road tax for LMVs weighing below 1,000 kg |
RS. 3,815 |
Now that you know about the registration charges and road taxes, here’s a look at the fees and charges for other services:
Purpose |
Delhi RTO fees |
Learner’s licence |
Rs. 200 |
Permanent driving licence |
Rs. 200 |
International driving licence |
Rs. 1,000 |
Driver’s licence test |
Rs. 300 |
Renewal of driving licence |
Rs. 200 |
Appeal against RTO order |
Rs. 500 |
Along with paying the requisite fee and charges for availing various services at a Delhi RTO, do remember to apply for a motor insurance plan. Not having valid vehicle insurance–with the mandated third-party cover–is a punishable traffic offence. You can end up paying a fine of Rs. 5,000 for not having a motor insurance plan. To get good car or bike insurance plans from good providers such as Bajaj Allianz and Acko, you can visit the Bajaj Markets platform.
Conclusion:
Thus, you can avail various services, including getting a registration certificate for your vehicle from the RTO. Do remember to drive/ride only after obtaining a registration certificate and a driving licence. Also, ensure that your vehicle has a motor insurance plan from a reliable and trusted insurer.
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