Karwi Chitrakoot or Chitrakoot Dham is a city and pilgrimage centre in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Chitrakoot Dham is situated 12 miles west of Karwi and is quite a populous city. All its people and tourists depend on the Chitrakoot RTO (UP-96) for essential services like issuance of driving licence, vehicle registration, etc. and smooth transportation.
|
RTO Code |
UP-96 |
|
Office Address |
Karwi, Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh - 210205 |
|
Office Timings |
09:30 AM - 06:30 PM |
|
Phone Number |
NIL |
Karwi Chitrakoot RTO serves the following functions:
Karwi Chitrakoot RTO provides several types of driving licence. Here is a list of a few of them:
Karwi Chitrakoot RTO provides 2 types of vehicle registration:
1. Permanent Registration
2. Temporary Registration
Completion of registration will provide one with a number for one’s vehicle’s number plate.
There are various types of charges involved in the registration process of a vehicle in Karwi Chitrakoot. Here is a list naming a few of them:
Karwi Chitrakoot abides by a similar system that UP road tax follows:
Here is a short list of traffic violation fines, as per The Motor Vehicles Act 2019, one will face for breaking traffic rules in Karwi Chitrakoot:
Yes, before driving a vehicle on public roads one should have third-party insurance. ₹1000 fine and/or imprisonment up to 3 months can be the punishment for driving a vehicle without one.
It is mandatory to have a motor insurance before driving a vehicle on public roads. In Karwi Chitrakoot and in Uttar Pradesh as a whole, one is liable to pay a fine of ₹1000 and may also have to face imprisonment for not having that.
A third-party insurance policy is mandatory to cover legal liabilities that can occur due to accidents where third-party property and/or a third person is injured.
According to a 9th July 2022 report, a pick-up truck ran over 8 people who were sleeping outside their house. 6 of them died on the spot and 2 of them were seriously injured. Due to this incident, aggrieved villagers blocked the highway.
In the road safety campaign organised from 22nd to 28th July 2021, there were bearers of E-Rickshaw, Truck, Taxi Drivers, and Union of Bus services who participated in the campaign aiming to educate the public about various aspects of road safety ranging from polluting vehicles to drunken driving.
Please try one more time!
Disclaimer: The information mentioned here is collected from different online websites, news websites and government sources. They may change as per time. Please check the official government websites and verify the information before making any decision.
Continue with {{twoWheelerCtrl.lastVisitedData.lastVisitedUrl.indexOf('DigitPaymentGateway/payments')
!== -1 ? 'payment
completion': 'previous
choice'}}
{{healthCtrl.lastVisitedData.dropOffPolicyHolderData ? 'Complete your purchase': healthCtrl.lastVisitedData.lastVisitedUrl.indexOf('plans-page')
!== -1 ? 'Continue Browsing' : 'Continue with your previous choice'}}
