RTO Daman and Diu

Daman and Diu are among the most popular tourist destinations while also being the Union Territories of India. Its beautiful beaches, extraordinary architecture, and rich heritage attract a lot of people from across the country. This makes Daman and Diu face a lot of traffic congestion.

The RTO offices (DD-03 and DD-01) make sure that the transportation system runs smoothly.

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DD-03 Daman and Diu RTO Office

RTO Code	DD-03
Office Address	Airport Rd, Daman, Daman and Diu - 396210
Office Timings	09:30 AM - 06:30 PM
Phone Number	NIL

DD-02 Diu RTO Office

RTO Code	DD-02
Office Address	The Deputy Director Of Transport, Opp New Police Quarters, Near Civil Supplies Godown, Airport Road / Coast Guard Road, Nani Daman - 396220
Office Timings	10AM - 5PM
Phone Number	0260-2260140

DD-01 Diu RTO Office

RTO Code	DD-01
Office Address	Diu, Daman and Diu - 396210
Office Timings	09:30 AM - 06:30 PM
Phone Number	NIL

Functions of RTO Offices in Daman and Diu

The functions of Daman and Diu RTO include the following:

Transfer car ownership
Carry Vehicle registration transfer
Issue and renew the registration certificate
Issue NOC for vehicle
Collect motor vehicle tax
Register new motor vehicles
Issue vehicle fitness certificate
Provide national, tourist and international permit
Issue duplicate RC for vehicles
Arrange and renew driving licences for vehicles

Types of Driving Licences Issued in Daman and Diu RTO

RTO office in Daman and Diu issues the following types of driving licence such as:

Driving Licence for Two-Wheeler Vehicle Without Gear
Driving Licence for Light Motor Vehicle (LMV)
Driving Licence Issued for Transport Vehicles

Types of Vehicle Registration in Daman and Diu

In Daman and Diu there are two types of vehicle registration:

Permanent Registration
Temporary Registration

Remember, a non-transport vehicle’s RC is valid for 15 years. After that period, the owner has to register the vehicle every five years.

Road Tax in Daman and Diu

The Directorate of Transport of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu impose the road tax in this Union Territory. Here is a detailed description:

1. Two-Wheeler Tax (depends on the engine capacity of the vehicle):

₹150 (current rate)

2. Four-Wheeler Tax (depends on the seating capacity of the vehicle):

Up to 4 seats: ₹400
For every additional seating over 4 passengers: ₹40
For every additional seating of up to 4 passengers: ₹50

3. Motor-Vehicle Tax:

Unladen weight between 2500 kg and 5000 kg: ₹800
Unladen weight between 1200 to 2500 kg: ₹600
Unladen weight between 750 to 1200 kg: ₹450
Up to 750 kg unladen weight: ₹350
For every 1000 kg or excess 5000 kg: ₹150

4. Goods-Vehicle Tax:

Vehicles (other than diesel) which are registered in laden weight (charged for every 100 kg): ₹20
Diesel vehicles which are registered in laden weight (charged on every 100 kg): ₹25

5. Non-Transport Vehicle Tax:

One has to pay 2.5% of the vehicle’s price at the time of registration.

Motorcycles (ranging from below two years to between 14 to 15 years): ₹95.8 - ₹17.2
Four-Wheelers (ranging from below two years to between 19 to 20 years): ₹97.2 - ₹14.5

6. Green Tax:

Transport vehicles that are 15 years old (calculated from the date of registration):

Motorcycle: ₹200 per annum
Auto-rickshaw (passenger and goods): ₹300 per annum
Maxi cab and motor cab: ₹400 per annum
Light commercial vehicles (passenger and goods): ₹500 per annum
Medium commercial vehicles (passenger and goods): ₹600 per annum
Heavy Vehicles (passenger and goods): ₹1000 per annum

Non-transport vehicles that are 15 years old (calculated from the date of registration):

Two-Wheeler: ₹250 per five years
Other than Two-Wheelers: ₹500 per five years

What If You Don’t Follow Traffic Rules in Daman and Diu?

Below are some of the traffic violations and their fines that Daman and Diu commonly see:

Driving Without a Valid Driving Licence: ₹5000
Minors Driving Vehicle: ₹25000
Violating Road Regulations: ₹1000
Driving Without Wearing a Seat Belt: ₹1000
Over-Speeding: ₹1000 (LMV), ₹2000 (MPV/HPV)
Not Providing a Way for Emergency Vehicles: ₹10000
Drunk Driving: ₹10000
Violating/Disobeying Road Rules: ₹1000
Triple Riding on Two-Wheeler Vehicle: ₹1000
Driving/Riding With No Helmet on: ₹1000

Is It Mandatory to Have Insurance When Driving a Vehicle in Daman and Diu?

Yes. The Motor Vehicle Act implies that it is mandatory to have vehicle insurance while driving on the roads of Daman and Diu. This insurance is necessary as it provides coverage in emergencies where a third-party property is damaged or a third person is injured.

If the authorities catch someone without vehicle insurance it may lead to fines and additional penalties.

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Car Insurance

Bus Insurance

Commercial Vehicle Insurance

Two Wheeler Insurance

Recent Traffic Events in Daman and Diu

According to a report, in Daman’s Tin Batti area, a car accident took place where two cars collided and a fight brewed up between the drivers. This injured one bystander who tried to de-escalate the situation. The police detained the man who was responsible for the ruckus and took legal action.

Road Safety Campaigns in Daman and Diu

According to the Police Department’s (Dadra Nagar Haveli & Daman Diu) account, a Road Safety Enforcement (R.O.S.E) campaign was held. The Hon’ble DIG(P) DNH & DD, Superintendent of Police (HQ), DNH & DD and Superintendent of Police, DNH arranged the event at Kala Kendra, Silvassa.

FAQs About RTO Offices in Daman and Diu

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Can you apply for a duplicate RC in Daman and Diu?

You can apply for a duplicate registration certificate if you have lost it and can show an FIR documenting it. You should visit the Daman and Diu RTO offices and submit the PUC and police certificate while applying.

How to pay road tax in Daman and Diu?

To pay the road tax you can visit your nearest RTO office and fill up the relevant form. Do not forget to take all the necessary documents and keep the receipt that you will receive after the payment for future reference.

Is it necessary to get my new vehicle registered in Daman and Diu?

The Motor Vehicle Act mandates it. The first thing one should do after making the purchase is register at the RTO.

How to check vehicle details in Daman and Diu?

To check the vehicle details and information on the owner online you can visit the VAHAN website and click “Know your vehicle details”. After creating an account, you can furnish the registration number and find details like vehicle class, model details, owner’s name, MV tax validity, etc.

What are the eligibility criteria to get a driving licence in Daman?

To drive a heavy transport vehicle you must be 20 years of age or above. In the case of a motorcycle of more than 50cc engine capacity or a four-wheeler, one must be 18 years of age or more. To drive a motorcycle having below 50cc engine capacity one has to be 16 years of age or above.