Devanahalli RTO Office KA-43

Devanahalli is a town in Bengaluru's rural district. Kempegowda International Airport is located in this area. Due to its close proximity to the airport, Devanahalli manages huge traffic movements every day. 

The KA-43 RTO office in the Devanahalli region has to maintain a database of every registered vehicle in the area. 

The ARTO office in Devanahalli is responsible for performing several functions in Bengaluru. It includes:

• Issue and renewal of Driver’s Licence and Learner’s Licence

• Promote Road Safety

• Issue/renew registration certificate  for personal vehicles

• Collect road tax

• Add a new class of vehicle to the Driver's Licence

• Issue vehicle fitness certificate

• Conduct pollution check and provide PUC Certificate

• Issue Conductor’s Licence

• Issue/renew registration for commercial vehicles

• Issue car/bike modification permit

• Issue NOC against the transfer of vehicle ownership

Primarily, the Devanahalli ARTO office is authorised to issue the following types of driving Licence:

• Permanent Driving Licence
• International Driving Licence
• Commercial Licence
• Learner’s Licence

Devanahalli primarily offers two types of vehicle registration services:

• Temporary Registration

• Permanent Registration

• Temporary Registration: ₹1200 - ₹1500

• Car Registration Charge: ₹600 

• Number Plate Charge: ₹230 - ₹400

Karnataka road tax are applicable in the Devanahalli ARTO region. The tax rate is determined in proportion to the vehicle cost. Higher vehicle cost attracts higher tax rate which is levied on the vehicles:

• Two-wheelers (new): 10% to 12% of the vehicle cost

• Four-wheelers (new): 13% - 18% of the vehicle cost

If you violate traffic rules and regulations, you will be required to pay the penalty. Here are the Karnataka traffic fines applicable in Devanahalli ARTO for flouting traffic rules:

• Driving without a seatbelt: ₹500

• Driving without insurance: ₹1000 (two-wheelers), ₹2000 (other vehicles)

• Driving without a valid Driving Licence: ₹1000 (two/three-wheelers), ₹2000 (LMV), ₹5000 (other vehicles)

• More than 2 people on two-wheelers: ₹2000

• Using mobile while driving: ₹5000

• Overspeeding: ₹1000 - ₹2000

• Driving under the Influence: First offence – ₹10000 and/or 6 months imprisonment. Repeated offences will lead to a fine of ₹15000 and/or 2 years imprisonment.

• Blocking emergency vehicle on the road: ₹1000

It is mandatory to have motor insurance while driving in the Devanahalli area. As per the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, each vehicle on the road must have at least third-party insurance coverage. It's up to you if you want to get cover for your own vehicle, but it is absolutely necessary to have third-party insurance. It ensures that no victim of an accident suffers financially. 

A tipper lorry in Devanahalli got out of control and created a ruckus in a recent accident. As per report, the lorry crashed into several vehicles, injuring one person and damaging four to five more vehicles. Police said that the vehicle owners escaped unharmed from the crisis.  

Devanahalli has also seen a rise in fatal accidents recently. As per the traffic police, rash driving and overspeeding are the primary reasons behind the rising road accident statistics. 

Recently, Devanahalli hosted the Aero India event inaugurated by the Prime Minister. Due to the inaugural event, local police issued a traffic advisory for locals. On an another event of India Energy Week, different regions of the city witnessed severe traffic restrictions

Devanahalli traffic police collaborated with a local college to organise a road safety awareness campaign. The agenda of the campaign was to decrease the overall number of fatalities caused by traffic accidents. Students from the college collaborated with Karnataka Civil Defence Corps to spread the message to the citizens. 

Devanahalli organised National Road Safety Week in January to create awareness about traffic rules and regulations. An officer from the Devanahalli Traffic Police Station was awarded for carrying out the best campaign.