Everything you need to know about Gurgaon RTO
Gurgaon Regional Transport Organisation (RTO) is responsible for implementing the laws of the Indian Motor Vehicles Act of 1988. The RTOs are established under Section 213 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. These RTOs issue permanent and learner’s driving licences, personalised registrations, road tax collection, issuance of permits, etc. Gurgaon RTO is under the jurisdiction of Haryana, and hence, the Gurgaon RTO code begins with ‘HR’. You can register your new vehicle with the Gurgaon RTO by getting in touch with the RTO directly. You can go to the Gurgaon RTO website if you want to collect Gurgaon vehicle registration details.
You should know your RTO code for the vehicle registration and its future proceedings. There are 3 RTO offices in Gurgaon. The Gurgaon RTO office addresses and RTO codes are mentioned below.
RTO Region |
RTO Code |
Office Address |
Gurgaon - North |
HR-26 |
The Regional Transport Officer (RTO), Gurugram (North), Haryana -122018 |
Gurgaon (Only for Commercial Vehicles) |
HR-55 |
The Regional Transport Officer (RTO), Gurugram, Haryana - 122001 |
Gurgaon – South (Only for Private Vehicles) |
HR-72 |
The Regional Transport Officer (RTO), Gurugram (South), Haryana - 122018 |
Office timings are 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and RTO Gurgaon contact number is (91)-124-2321808 / 2224444.
Regional Transport Office Gurgaon ensures that all the rules and regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act are followed. Some of the RTO functions are
Issuance of driving licence and their renewal, issuing No-Objection certificate, vehicle fitness certificate as well as the issuance and renewal of various vehicle permits, including permits for commercial use.
Temporary and permanent registration of the vehicle and renewal of the registration certificate.
Responsible for promoting road safety rules among citizens and conducting educational campaigns for them.
Collection of application fees and taxes, including road taxes.
Given below are the charges you have to pay for registering different categories of motor vehicles with Gurgaon RTO.
Type of Vehicle |
Amount (in ₹) |
Invalid carriage |
50 |
Motorcycle |
300 |
i) Non-Transport |
600 |
ii) Light commercial Vehicle |
1000 |
MGV/MPV |
1000 |
HPV/HGV |
1500 |
Imported Motor Vehicle |
5000 |
Imported Motorcycle |
2500 |
Any other Vehicle not mentioned above |
3000 |
Source: Haryana Transport Department
Gurgaon RTO also imposes penalties and violation charges on those who don’t comply with the rules. If you don’t have auto insurance for your vehicle, you will be imposed with heavy penalties and that should be paid at the RTO office. So, it is always safe to avail vehicle insurance and carry the document with you wherever you drive around.
The forms and documents required to obtain an Gurgaon vehicle registration are:
Form 20 (Application)
Form 21 or Sale Certificate
Form 22 or Road Worthiness Certificate from the vehicle manufacturer
Form 34 (in the case of vehicle subject to an agreement of hire purchase/ lease)
Proof of Citizenship
Proof of Residence
Valid Insurance Certificate
Gurgaon has three RTO offices. The HR-55 RTO Office in Gurgaon only provides services for commercial vehicles, whereas HR-72 RTO Office in South Gurgaon provides services associated with private vehicles.
From the date of delivery of the vehicle, the temporary registration can be used for seven days which can be extended for up to a month.
14 districts of Haryana, including Gurgaon come under the NCR, in which the use of 15-year-old petrol and 10-year-old diesel vehicles are completely banned.