Uttar Pradesh RTO

these are the important ones:

The UP RTO website at http://uptransport.upsdc.gov.in/en-us/ gives you UP RTO vehicle information, and you can also do a UP RTO vehicle registration search, but you should read on to first find out about some details about the UP RTO registration process. The RTO of UP is mainly responsible for vehicle registration, issuing appropriate licences, enforcing traffic-connected rules, etc. The RTO helpline number, UP-centric, is dependent on which city of UP you live in. However, a common UP RTO helpline number you can contact is the toll-free number at 1800 180 2877.

• Forms 20 and 21

• The dealer’s certificate, or Form 22A, concerning manufacture of the vehicle

• If your vehicle is bought with the help of a loan, financiers have to give you Form 28, or an NOC (No Objection Certificate)

• A purchase invoice of the vehicle

• If the vehicle is imported, you have to submit a bill of customs

• TCR and TCA Forms are mandatory if the vehicle bought is for commercial use

• A PAN Card

• Form 60

• Vehicle insurance policy

• Residence proof

• Photographs of passport size

For registering your vehicle in UP, you may follow the below-mentioned process:

• Locate the RTO in Uttar Pradesh.

• Visit the RTO office with essential documents.

• Pay all fees/charges/taxes as applicable.

• Submit all the documents and accompanying forms at the UP RTO office.

• After verification, the RTO will register your vehicle. You will be provided with the registration number of your vehicle.

 

Once you register your vehicle, your UP RTO vehicle information can be available at any time. UP vehicle registration keeps you aligned with the law. Furthermore, as vehicle registration is mandated by the law, the UP RTO makes it clear that it is a must to have motor vehicle insurance. The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, states that owners of all kinds of vehicles have to have valid insurance to drive on any Indian roads. In case you are caught driving without a minimal third-party insurance coverage, you can be prosecuted by the law or fined heavily. You get many insurance plans to suit your needs, but in general, these two types exist:

• Third-Party Insurance

Third-party vehicle insurance covers costs of any damage done by your vehicle to third parties. This includes bodily harm to third parties and damage to property owned by third parties.

• Comprehensive Insurance

 

With a wider scope of coverage, comprehensive insurance makes available protection when your vehicle causes damage to third parties and/or their property, and to you and your vehicle/property. Holding such a plan, you may have to pay higher premiums, but the coverage is complete. You can supplement this plan with ‘add-ons’ or extra conditions.

To make your insurance buying experience hassle free, you can head on to the Bajaj Markets portal and browse through different insurance plans from various insurers.