RTO Bijnor

Bijnor is situated in the northwest corner of Moradabad and is a roughly triangular stretch of country with its apex to the north. The Bijnor RTO monitors and maintains seamless traffic in the district of Bijnor. The UP-20 Bijnor RTO offers motor vehicle permits, and takes pollution control measures. 

These are the functions Bijnor RTO performs:

• Conduct driving tests and issue driver's licence
• Register new vehicles
• Carry vehicle registration transfer
• Issues NOC for vehicles
• Ensure that the vehicles have a PUC certificate
• Conduct vehicle fitness tests and issues vehicle fitness certificates
• Conduct traffic awareness campaigns
• Monitor the rules of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways 

are all the types of driving licences Bijnor RTO offers:

• Two-wheeler licence for motorcycles with an engine capacity of 50cc.
• Motorcycle licence for a vehicle without gears.
• Light motor vehicle licence for motorcycles with gear.
• Light motor vehicle licence for non-transport purposes.
• licence for a commercial light motor vehicle.
• Heavy trailer licence.
• Heavy goods motor vehicle licence.
• Heavy passenger motor vehicle licence. 

These are the two types of vehicle registration certificate Bijnor RTO offers:

1. Permanent Registration

2. Temporary Registration 

These are the vehicle registration charges in Bijnor RTO:

• Two-wheelers: ₹300
• Four Wheelers Non-Transport: ₹600
• Four Wheelers Transport: ₹1000
• Three Wheeler Non-Transport: ₹600
• Three Wheeler Non-Transport: ₹1000
• Commercial Heavy Passenger Motor Vehicle: ₹1500
• Imported Four-Wheelers: ₹5000
• Imported Two-Wheelers: ₹2500

Bijnor RTO follows the UP Motor Vehicle Taxation Act 1962, according to which every individual owning vehicle has to pay UP road tax:

• Two-wheelers: 2% to 8% of the value of the vehicle
• Four-wheelers: 3% to 9% of the value of the vehicle

If you don’t follow traffic rules in Bijnor, you will have to pay a hefty amount as per the provisions of the traffic fines in Bijnor. These are the most occurring traffic fines in Bijnor:

• Drink and drive: ₹10000
• Dangerous Driving/Riding and Jumping Red Light: ₹1000- ₹5000
• Over speeding: ₹1000- ₹4000
• Driving/Riding without a licence: ₹5000                
• Driving/Riding without insurance: ₹2000-₹4000
• Overloading Passengers: ₹200 for every extra passenger
• Vehicles without Permit: ₹10000 

Yes, it is mandatory to have a motor insurance while driving in Bijnor. If you are caught without insurance, you will be liable to pay a ₹2000 fine for the first offence. For the second offence, you will be liable to pay ₹4000.

According to a report by The Times of India, in recent times there have been a couple of incidents of traffic congestion leading to several accidents on the Mini Bypass Road. The Public Works Department of Uttar Pradesh floated a tender for the Widening and Strengthening of the Mini Bypass Road which connects the Nehtaur Dhampur to Dhampur Nagina Road.

The highway now has four lanes and it is 18-metre-wide. It has boosted various industrial sectors in the region. The road is now a vital part of life as well as economic affairs.

To prevent road accidents in Bijnor the superintendent of police has ordered local police stations to make announcements on police jeeps and e-rickshaws throughout the town. The announcements made on the road safety campaign were: 

• Don’t drink and drive
• Don’t drive at high speed
• Always use helmets while riding bikes
• Always use seat belts while driving cars
• Always use fog lights
• Don’t do overloading