RTO Sultanpur

Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh is a congested city and has a Regional Transport Office functioning under the Government of Uttar Pradesh Ministry of Road Transport. The RTO code of Sultanpur is UP-44 and this office offers multiple services to vehicle owners here.

RTO Sultanpur offers multiple functions that include:

• Gather Motor Vehicle Tax
• Grant and renew driving licence
• Allow duplicate vehicle registration certificate
• Update/Change name in the driving licence
• Transfer Vehicle Ownership
• Furnish duplicate licence/learner’s licence
• Provide international driving licence
• Renewal of RC
• Ensure vehicle registration transfer
• Issue NOC for vehicle
• Issue National, International and Tourist Permits

RTO Sultanpur provides different types of driving licence to vehicle owners. This includes licence includes: 

• Two-wheeler licence
• Light Motor Vehicle licence
• Motorcycle licence for vehicles without gears
• Light motor vehicle licence for the non-transport purpose
• Light motor vehicle licence for commercial purpose
• Heavy passenger motor vehicle licence
• Heavy goods motor vehicle licence
• Trailer licence
• Commercial Driving Licence

Sultanpur RTO issues two types of vehicle registration, which consist of:

• Permanent Registration
• Temporary Registration 

Well, do not forget to display the registration number on your vehicle’s number plate. This registration number you will get after successfully completing the vehicle registration procedure.

Registering a vehicle is mandatory in Uttar Pradesh and all over India. Therefore, the vehicle registration charges include:

• Hypothecation Charges: ₹1500 (If you buy the vehicle on a loan)
• Number Plate Charges: ₹230 to ₹400
• Parking Fee/State Development Charges: ₹2000 for cars under ₹4 lakh
• Parking Fees for cars Above ₹4 Lakh (Applicable in Some States): ₹4000 
• FasTag: ₹600
• Temporary Registration Charges: ₹1200 to ₹1500 (temporary registration for up to 1 month)
• Road Tax Charges: 8% (vehicles below ₹10 Lakhs), 10% (vehicles above ₹10 Lakhs)
• Additional Temporary Fees: ₹1500
• Used Cars Below 15 years: Green Tax on registration renewal + Smart Card

However, the normal registration charge for all vehicles irrespective of their cost is ₹600.

Road tax is mandatory in Sultanpur for the maintenance of roads and the safety of commuters. So, the Uttarakhand road tax is as follows:

• Two-Wheelers: 2% to 8% of the vehicle’s value
• Four-Wheelers: 3% to 9% of the vehicle’s value
• Commercial Vehicles: ₹665 to ₹3320 depending on the loading capacity 

However, it is essential to note that if vehicle owners fail to pay road tax on time, they will have to pay a fine of 4% of the unpaid tax for each month.

The fines for offending traffic rules in Sultanpur district are similar to those followed in Uttar Pradesh. The updated list of penalties in Sultanpur for violating road and traffic rules are:

• Blocking Road for Emergency Vehicles: ₹1,000
• Driving Without Licence: ₹5000 and/or community service
• Driving Under the Influence of Intoxication ₹10000 and/or 6 months prison, for repeat offence ₹15000 and/or 2 years jail
• Riding Without Wearing a Seat Belt: ₹1000 and/or community service
• Violating Road Regulations: ₹500- ₹1000
• Overspeeding: LMV: ₹1000 to ₹2000 and for MPV/HPV: ₹2000 to ₹4000 (+ licence seizure)

Yes, it is definitely mandatory to have a motor insurance while driving on the roads of Sultanpur. Failing to provide valid car insurance or bike insurance leads to a fine of ₹2000 and/or 3 months of prison, or community service. For a subsequent offence, it will rise to ₹4,000.

According to last year's news, due to the closure of traffic on the Ayodhya-Prayagraj bypass for the repair of the Gomti river bridge, the road disintegrated in several sections. However, as the pressure of overloaded vehicles increased on the under-construction bypass, commuting in that area became troublesome.

As per recent news, people will be able to travel without any hindrance on the two fore-lanes under construction in Sultanpur. The PWD department is engaged in completing the remaining construction work of the fore-lane soon which promises to reduce unnecessary jams. A target has been set to complete the work of the under-construction road by March 15 with a cost of about ₹21 crores.

Last year the Uttar Pradesh government launched a Road Safety Campaign to spread road safety awareness among the residents.