The RTO Bangalore establishment occurred under Section 213 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988. Bangalore, known as the cyber hub of India and a busy city, vehicle registration has increased significantly in recent years. However, RTO Bangalore has taken a few steps to simplify the process. RTO Bangalore has connected a few services with Bangalore One for services like the issuance of DL Extract and the issue of B-Extract of transport Vehicles. With this facility, citizens can get vehicle owner's information (RC-Extract) about registered transport vehicles and driving licences through this application across the city.
The Bangalore RTO office enforces traffic regulations, collects road taxes, issues driver's licences, registers vehicles, and provides other associated services like vehicle ownership transfers, HP addition/termination, vehicle NOC, etc. Bangalore road tax is paid to RTO Bangalore. To manage administrative tasks, RTO Bangalore maintains eight RTO offices in Bangalore.
RTOs, carry out various duties or operations needed to guarantee suitable and safe transportation on the road. The enforcement of the laws governing road transportation in the Bangalore area as per the Motor Vehicles Act is primarily the responsibility of RTO Bangalore.
There are eight RTO offices in the city of Bangalore, providing all transport and vehicle-related services to the public. You can locate an RTO office in Bangalore through its code, a list of which is provided below:
RTO LOCATION | RTO CODE | RTO Contact Number | RTO Email Address |
RTO Central Bangalore (Koramangala RTO) | KA01 | 080-25533525 | rtobngc-ka@nic.in |
RTO Bangalore West (Rajajinagar RTO) | KA02 | 080-23324388 | rtobngw-ka@nic.in |
RTO Bangalore East (Indiranagar RTO) | KA03 | 080 - 25253726 | rtobnge-ka@nic.in |
RTO Bangalore North (Yeshwanthpur RTO) | KA04 | 080 - 23376039 | rtobngn-ka@nic.in |
RTO Bangalore South (Jayanagar RTO) | KA05 | 080-26630989 | rtobngs-ka@nic.in |
RTO Bannerghatta | KA51 | 080 - 25735533 | rtoecity-ka@nic.in |
RTO Nelamangala | KA52 | 080 - 27726886 | rtonmg-ka@nic.in |
RTO KR Puram | KA53 | 080 - 25617959 | rtokrpur-ka@nic.in |
Source : https://parivahan.gov.in/
According to the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, a vehicle must first be registered with RTO Bangalore before it can be used for public transportation in the region.
• Visit the official website at https://transport.karnataka.gov.in.
• Select "Vahan Over Web Identity".
• Complete the application form on your screen with all the information.
• Once all the information has been entered, print the application form and take it, together with the associated documentation, to your local RTO.
Before arranging the following documents for successful vehicle registration at RTO Bangalore, buy a motor insurance policy for your vehicle. A copy of your vehicle’s insurance policy is necessary before going for registration.
• Form 20: The Application
• Form 21: Sale certificate from the seller
• Form 22: Information about roadworthiness and compliance with pollution and safety standards
• Form 22A: Similar to Form 22 for vehicles whose parts have been fabricated separately
• Temporary registration certificate, if any
• As per the Supreme Court's order, it is now mandatory for people buying a car to purchase a third party car insurance with a three-year policy tenure. On the other hand, a 5-year third party bike insurance policy is compulsory for new two-wheeler registration. However, suppose a bike owner opts for a comprehensive two wheeler insurance policy, we offer package cover with one year of own damage and five years of third party cover. If a person opts for a comprehensive car insurance policy for a private car, we offer a bundled policy of one year of own damage and three years of third-party cover.
• Applicant's address proof
• Customs clearance for imported vehicles
• Form 60/61: Forms for agriculturist applicants
• Tahsildar's certificate if the vehicle is a tractor
• Permit proceedings documentation
• Receipt of fees paid for fancy numbers, if any
RTO Bangalore’s primary function is to ensure that the public strictly follows the laws and regulations prescribed under the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988. In addition, RTO Bangalore has the significant function of enforcing the Motor Vehicles Act. RTOs play an integral role in smooth transportation and other traffic-related services. It ensures that every vehicle plying on the roads of Bangalore is registered with it and every driver driving the vehicle has obtained a valid driving licence. RTO Bangalore also provides other functions, which are listed as follows:
RTO Bangalore collects specified fees to perform various services such as issuing the driving licence, vehicle registration, issues of permits, etc. The charges for various services differ for different kinds of vehicles. Take a look at the RTO Bangalore fees structure
Type of fee | Amount |
Renewal or Grant of Trade Certificate regarding each class of vehicle: | (a) Motorcycle ₹500 (b) Invalid Carriage ₹500 (c) Other Vehicles ₹1000 |
Trade Certificate Duplicates: | (a) Motorcycle ₹300 (b) Invalid Carriage ₹300 (c) Other Vehicles ₹500 |
Rule 46 Appeal | ₹1000 |
Renewal or grant of a certificate of registration and assignment of new registration mark: | (a) Invalid Carriage ₹50 (b) Motor cycle ₹300 (c) Three wheeler/Quadricycle/Light Motor Vehicles: i) Non-transport ₹600 ii) Transport ₹1000 (d) Medium goods vehicle ₹1000 (e) Passenger motor vehicle - Medium ₹1000 (f) Goods vehicle - Heavy ₹1500 (g) Passenger motor vehicle - Heavy ₹1500 (h) Motor vehicle - Imported ₹5000 (i) Motor cycle - Imported ₹2500 (j) Any other vehicle ₹3000 Note 1: If the certificate of registration is a smart card type and it was issued or renewed in Form 23A, an additional fee of ₹200 will be charged. Note 2: In case of delay in applying for a renewal of a certificate of registration, an additional fee of ₹300 for delay of every month or part thereof regarding motorcycles and ₹500 for delay of every month or part thereof regarding other classes of non-transport vehicles shall be levied. |
Duplicate certificate of registration issue | 50% of the fees for registration that were charged at the time of original registration for that particular type of vehicle |
Transfer of ownership | 50% of the fees for registration that were charged at the time of original registration for that particular type of vehicle Note: If the "No Objection Certificate" is submitted late, an extra fee of 300 for each month or portion of a month for motorcycles and 500 for each month or portion of a month for other vehicles will be charged |
Change of residence | 50% of the fees for registration that were charged at the time of original registration for that particular type of vehicle |
Recording alteration in the certificate of registration | 50% of the fees for registration that were charged at the time of original registration br>for that particular type of vehicle |
Endorsing hire purchase/lease/hypothecation agreement: | (a) Motorcycle ₹500 (b) Three wheeler/quadricycle/light motor vehicle ₹1500 (c) Medium or heavy vehicle ₹3000 Note: No separate fee will be levied for cancellation of the lease, etc, or for fresh Certificate of Registration thereafter. |
Conducting test of a vehicle for grant or renewal of a certificate of fitness: | (a) Motorcycle (i) Manual: ₹200 (ii) Automated: ₹400 (b) Three-wheeled or light motor vehicle or quadricycle (i) Manual: ₹400 (ii) Automated: ₹600 (c) Medium or heavy motor vehicle (i) Manual: ₹600 (ii) Automated: ₹1000 |
Renewal or grant of a certificate of fitness for motor vehicle | ₹200. Note: Additional fee of ₹50 for each day of delay after the expiry of the certificate of fitness shall be levied. |
Renewal or grant of letter of authority | ₹15000 |
Duplicate letter of authority issue | ₹7500 |
Rule 70 Appeal | ₹3000 |
Any application not covered from 1 to 14 above | ₹200. |
Making an appeal under Rule 46 | Rs.1000 |
Issuance and renewal of registration certificate and assignment of a new registration mark | Rs.50 to Rs.3000 depending on the type of vehicle. For a smart card, an additional fee of Rs.200 would be payable |
Issuance of duplicate registration certificate | Half of the cost of issuing the original registration certificate |
Transfer of ownership | Half of the cost of issuing the original registration certificate |
Change of residence | Half of the cost of issuing the original registration certificate |
Making an alteration in the registration certificate | Half of the cost of issuing the original registration certificate |
Endorsement of the lease, hire purchase or hypothecation | Rs.500 to Rs.800 depending on the type of vehicle |
Testing a vehicle for issuing the fitness certificate | Rs.200 to Rs.600 depending on the type of vehicle |
Granting or renewing the fitness certificate | Rs.200 + Rs.50 for each day of delay after the existing certificate has expired |
Granting or renewing the letter of authority | Rs.15,000 |
Issuing a duplicate letter of authority | Rs.7500 |
Making an appeal under Section 70 | Rs.3000 |
Applying for any other services besides those mentioned above | Rs.200 |
Source : https://parivahan.gov.in/