RTO Gonda

Gonda is an infamous district in Uttar Pradesh and is well-connected with the surrounding major parts of the state. All the traffic-related issues in this region are maintained by the local RTO, which has code number UP-43.  Besides, the RTO is responsible for all driver and vehicle-related services.

Like the other RTOs in the state, UP-43 or Gonda RTO also manages every vehicle-related issue at the local level. The functions are as follows:

• Issuing permanent and learner’s driving licence
• Issuance of vehicle registration certificate
• Collecting motor vehicle and road taxes
• Issuance of special driving permits such as international driving license
• Issuance of vehicle fitness certificate
• Monitor the traffic sector and charge penalties for rule violation

Gonda RTO offers different types of driving licence for different types of vehicles. You can get licences for the vehicles such as:

• Commercial and non-transport light motor vehicles

• Two-wheelers up to 50cc engine

• Heavy goods vehicles

• Heavy passenger vehicles

• Gearless mopeds and scooters

• LMV over 50cc 

• Heavy trailer

There are two types of vehicle registration certificate available in Gonda RTO:

• Permanent 

• Temporary 

The registration of the vehicle is important and mandatory as this number will be shown on the number plate of the vehicle. You will get this registration number after successful verification.

The vehicle registration charges in Gonda are as follows:

• Invalid Carriages: Registration and renewal charge are ₹50

• LMVs: Registration charge is ₹600, and renewal ₹5000

• Medium Goods-Carrying Vehicles: The registration charge is ₹1000, and the renewal charge is also the same

• Medium Passenger Vehicles: Both registration and renewal charges are ₹1000

• Heavy Passenger Vehicles: Both registration and renewal charges are ₹1500

• Motorcycle: Registration charge is ₹300 and renewal is ₹1000 

• Three-wheelers or Motorcycles (Imported): ₹2500 is registration charge, and ₹10000 is for renewal

• Three-wheelers: ₹600 is to register, and ₹2500 is to renew

• Other Vehicles: ₹3000 as registration charge and ₹6000 as renewal

People in Gonda follow the UP road tax system as per the price, weight, and capacity of the vehicles. These are listed below.

Two-wheelers

• Weigh below 90.72 kg: ₹150

• Cost up to ₹0.20 lakh:  2% of the value of the vehicle

• With a price range from ₹0.20 lakh to ₹0.60 lakh: 4% of the value of the vehicle

• With a price range from ₹0.60 lakh to ₹2 lakh: 6% of the value of the vehicle

• Above ₹2 lakh: 8% of the value of the vehicle

Four-wheelers

• Cost up to ₹6 lakh: 3% of the value of the vehicle

• With a price range from ₹6 lakh to ₹10 lakh: 6% of the value of the vehicle

• With a price range from ₹10 lakh to ₹20 lakh: 8% of the value of the vehicle

• Above ₹20 lakh: 9% of the value of the vehicle

Loading Capacity

• Of below 1 ton: ₹665

• Of 1 ton to 2 tons: ₹ 946

• Of 2 tons to 4 tons: ₹1430

• Of 4 tons to 6 tons: ₹ 1915

• Of 6 tons to 8 tons: ₹2375

• Of 8 tons to 9 tons: ₹2865

• Above 10 tons: ₹3320 along 

• Each tone above 10 tons: ₹470

Like all other districts, you need to pay traffic violation fines in Gonda for traffic rule violations. These charges are the same throughout Uttar Pradesh. Here is the list of penalty charges for your reference:

• Using or talking on mobile when driving: ₹1000 (first time)

• Using or talking on mobile when driving: ₹10000 (second time)

• Not wearing a helmet while driving: ₹500

• Not wearing a seatbelt while driving: ₹1000

• Over speeding: ₹4000

• Not obeying parking rules: ₹500 (first time)

• Not obeying parking rules: ₹1500 (second time)

It is mandatory to have vehicle insurance in Gonda. This not only fulfils the legal criteria but also helps to secure your vehicle. Further, driving vehicles without insurance will lead to penalty charges, registration cancellation, and licence suspension.

The localities of Gonda are quite popular and congested, which is why traffic-related issues are very common here. The reporting of accidents is also frequent in Gonda. For example, recently an unfortunate death of a BDO has been reported by the hitting of a reckless vehicle. 

Another death of two bikers was also reported a few weeks back in Gonda. Due to the increasing number of deaths the local RTO is taking beneficial measures and trying to control all these mishaps.

In addition, to avoid congestion, the local government along with the state authority is making new roads and lanes in Gonda. One such example is the Gonda Utraula Road construction from Soni Gumti up to Dewariya Maddo Budha Dewar Link Road. The stretching of SH-30 in the Bahraich-Gonda road networks is also another example of development action taken by the state government a few times back.

The region took part in the 1-month long road safety campaign arranged by the state government from 5th January to 4th February this year. The main motive of this campaign was to increase road safety awareness among common people.