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Boom Barrier in Mumbai
Boom barriers are essential for traffic management and security in Mumbai, a city with diverse transportation needs. Located at parking entrances, toll booths, and checkpoints, these barriers control vehicle access in high-traffic and sensitive areas. Designed to endure Mumbai's humid climate and high usage, they incorporate advanced technology with sensors and automatic mechanisms for efficient operation. Crucial for safety, they prevent unauthorized access and reduce congestion, playing a key role in areas like Bandra-Worli Sea Link and Mumbai-Pune Expressway. Boom barriers are integral to maintaining order, safety, and efficiency in Mumbai's transportation network.
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How to pay challan in Lok Adalat?
Use Park+ app to clear your challans in Lok Adalat by following these steps:
Check if you have any challan applicable for lok adalat on your vehicle.
Accept the terms and conditions and complete the payment.
Park+ legal partners will work on documenting and present your case in lok adalat.
Individuals will be notified of the final result of the hearing.
The challan settlements receipt will get updated in 30 - 45 days.
In case the challan is settled for a lower amount or is not settled by the legal partner, then the remaining amount will be refunded in 2 - 3 days.
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How to check Maharashtra Vehicle information from Park+?
You can check Maharashtra vehicle information from Park+ by following these steps:
Download the Park+ app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Open the app and create an account if you don't have one already.
Click on the 'Vehicle' option on the homepage.
Enter the vehicle registration number in the given space.
Click on the 'Search' button.
The vehicle information, including the vehicle owner's name, registration date, registration validity, and chassis number, will be displayed on the screen.
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How to check Jharkhand Vehicle information from Park+?
You can check Jharkhand vehicle information from Park+ by following these steps:
Download the Park+ app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Open the app and create an account if you don't have one already.
Click on the 'Vehicle' option on the homepage.
Enter the vehicle registration number in the given space.
Click on the 'Search' button.
The vehicle information, including the vehicle owner's name, registration date, registration validity, and chassis number, will be displayed on the screen.
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How to check Uttar Pradesh Vehicle information from Park+?
You can check Uttar Pradesh vehicle information from Park+ by following these steps:
Download the Park+ app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Open the app and create an account if you don't have one already.
Click on the 'Vehicle' option on the homepage.
Enter the vehicle registration number in the given space.
Click on the 'Search' button.
The vehicle information, including the vehicle owner's name, registration date, registration validity, and chassis number, will be displayed on the screen.
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How to check Assam Vehicle information from Park+?
You can check Assam vehicle information from Park+ by following these steps:
Download the Park+ app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Open the app and create an account if you don't have one already.
Click on the 'Vehicle' option on the homepage.
Enter the vehicle registration number in the given space.
Click on the 'Search' button.
The vehicle information, including the vehicle owner's name, registration date, registration validity, and chassis number, will be displayed on the screen.
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How to get a vehicle's challan waived off online?
You will be able to settle your challan by making an online booking got Lok Adalat and here you will be able to waive off the traffic fine.
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How to Pay my old Challan?
If your challan is older than 90 days then you can pay your challan via Lok Adalat. The e-challan must be downloaded before the settlement can take place at the National Lok Adalat on 12th November 2022.
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Why do you need the mParivahan app today?
The Mparivahan app is the one-stop shop created by the government of India for all things related to motor vehicles and transport in the country.
The idea for the Mparivahan app is to centralize and digitize all information for car and other automobile owners.
This includes general knowledge about RTOs across India and their specific rules and regulations. Through the Mparivahan app, you can access the RTO specific to your locality for further detailed information and details about office timings, rules and regulations.
The Mparivahan site can also be used to gather knowledge about government mandates and up-to-date legalities regarding vehicle ownership in India.
One of the most important functions of the Mparivahan is that it digitizes all records for your vehicle and keeps them online so that you can access them on the go. From anywhere in India, you can download the Mparivahan App or log in to the Mparivahan website to find details of your license, car insurance, registration and other details.
Another important function of the Mparivahan is that you can pay your fines and e-challans online and check to see that the fines and challans have been cleared on time.
Mparivahan has integrated all the states on a national platform filled with useful information and applications for car owners in India.
Some of the services available on Mparivahan include:
Registration and Fitness Certificates:
Your updated Car registration details on the Mparivahan App make it useful to access these crucial details anywhere
Insurance Details:
Your car insurance is automatically updated on the App when you apply for new car insurance or renew an existing one. The details include:
A crucial document in the upkeep and maintenance of your car is the Insurance paperwork. The insurance for your car can be bought online or through an agent and secures you financially in the event of an accident. Different types of insurance can be procured depending on your budget and risk-taking aversion.
The Mparivahan app will reflect insurance details like insurance date and Expiration date, the insurance company or agent, and car and car owner details like chassis, registration, license number, etc. It will also specify what type of Insurance you have purchased.
The uploading of your insurance takes between 2 to 30 days to reflect on Mparivahan.
Know and Pay e challans and fines online
The Parivahan website is the official website created by the Government of India to make online payments and see any other details regarding your vehicle.
· Visit the Parivahan e-challan web page.
· Enter the number of the vehicle whose Challan you need to check.
· You can also check Challan status using the channel number issued at the offence's time.
· You can also check using your Driving License number.
· A captcha code is created especially for you.
· Enter the captcha code and proceed.
· Immediately, the details of your offence and the reason for which you are fined will be displayed.
· The date and the reason for the fine from the Maharashtra RTO can be checked here.
· When you are ready to make the payment, head to the payment gateway and enter the required details.
· Once the payment is made, you will receive a confirmation by SMS.
Booking appointments for Drivers License
Whether it is a License application or booking a driving test at the Local RTO, which is a crucial step in getting a new license, the Mparivahan site helps you manage booking appointments for everything related to your driver’s license.
Renewal of certifications
Your vehicle fitness certificate is important at the time of selling your car. Ensure that the certificate is renewed on the Mparivhan app. Registration paperwork for your car is also updated on the app.
Other services of the Government you can use on the Mparivahan app from Playstore include:
Paying NR (National Register) Fee for Commercial Vehicles
Booking a fancy number plate
Checking the Tax status of your vehicle
All India Permit registration process
National Permit acquisition
CNG fitter details
Pollution Under Control (PUC) Detail
Vehicle Location Tracking Device Access
Vehicle Recall service
Vahan Green Seva service
Trade Certifications
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What is Form 35?
When the car is purchased, it gets financed by some bank or the other in terms of a Car loan. So in that case, the seller needs to submit Form 35 to get a NOC or the no-objection certificate by the bank from which the loan is taken. It’s important to note that this form is required in case the car was purchased using a car loan. One might ask what kind of objections? When a car loan is taken out, some collateral is kept until the loan is paid off. Therefore, submission of Form 35 causes the associated bank to cancel out the hypothecation from the RC of the vehicle. This hypothecation is the one that the seller has made against the loan. Thus the need to cancel it out. And yes, Form 35 is to be submitted to the RTO only and not to the bank.
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What is Form 30?
Once the car has been sold to a third-party buyer, the car RC needs to be transferred as well. This RC will get transferred via RTO, which releases the original RC for the vehicle and hence will release the new RC. Hence the, Form 30. All the legalities associated with the vehicle are thus to be dealt with by the new buyer and this is what Form 30 mentions in its papers. Sellers may note that they need to submit Form 30 within 14 days after the resale of their car and that two copies of the form need to be submitted to RTO.
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What Is Form 29?
Naturally, when selling a car to a third party, the RC gets issued by the state RTO, and so the RTO needs to be informed. This happens with the help of Form 29. Form 29 is required to inform the RTO that all the necessary vehicle documents like PUC, RC, and insurance have been handed over to the third-party buyer. Sellers need to submit two copies of Form 29 to the RTO.
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What Is Form 29?
Naturally, when selling a car to a third party, the RC gets issued by the state RTO, and so the RTO needs to be informed. This happens with the help of Form 29. Form 29 is required to inform the RTO that all the necessary vehicle documents like PUC, RC, and insurance have been handed over to the third-party buyer. Sellers need to submit two copies of Form 29 to the RTO.
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What Is Form 28?
Naturally, before when you sell a used car, that means that you would have to take permission from the RTO to smoothen the further process of resale without any restrictions. That one can get the NOC, i.e. no objection certificate, one needs to fill Form 28 of RTO. This form determines that the car doesn’t have any pending challans, taxes, criminal records, or any other possible point of objection that can cause an obstacle in the resale of the car. So to sell a used car, one needs to prepare three copies of form 28 to be submitted to the RTO.
How to authenticate your Form 28?The seller needs to get the pencil print of their car chassis number on the corner of all the 3 form copies. In case necessary, the seller might need to obtain the police certificate to verify the authenticity of the vehicle, like in the case of transferring the vehicle to another state post selling. Generally, sellers need to provide xerox copies of RC, original RC, insurance, and PUCC. These documents, along with Form 28 and the necessary fees applicable by RTO, are to be deposited by the seller.
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What is Form 28, 29, 30, and 35 of RTO?
After buying the car, the first and most crucial step is to get the car registered with the state RTO or the Regional Transport Office to get a Registration certificate. But RTO has more to it than just issuing the registration certificates. Before we move on to forms 28, 29, 30, and 35 of RTO, let’s check what all services the RTOs provide to the consumers. As you must know that you pay automobile tax and other kinds of taxes associated with vehicles, all these taxes are collected by RTO. Apart from setting up the transportation rules and regulations, RTO is responsible for issuing driving licenses and car pollution check services, among many other services. More importantly, RTO services do not limit themselves to merely new cars but also to used cars as well. So when one needs to sell their used car, they need to fill out some forms made designed by RTO which deem the car either fit for resale or not. And these essential forms are what are called Forms 28, 29, 30, and 35. Let’s learn more in detail about these forms.
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How to renew the Registration Certificate (RC) of a motor vehicle?
The registration certificate (RC) of a motor vehicle is valid for 15 years from the date of issuance. Hence, it is required to renew the RC not more than 60 days from the date of its expiry. The renewed RC is valid for 5 years. MP RTO
Documents required for RC renewal (MP Transport Office)
Application in Form 25
Pollution Under Control certificate
RC Book
Fitness certificate
Certificate of registration
Proof for the payment of up-to-date road tax paid
Insurance certificate
Copy of PAN card or Form 60 & Form 61 (as applicable)
Chassis & Engine Pencil Print
Signature Identification of the owner
The process to apply for RC renewal
Fill in the required details in Form 25.
Submit the form to the RTO under which the vehicle was first registered.
The vehicle will also need to be produced at the RTO for inspection.
Pay the due taxes levied on the vehicle by the RTO. (If applicable)
Pay the RC renewal fees.
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What is the process to apply for a Registration Certificate?
The process to apply for a Registration Certificate (RC)
Here’s a step-to-step guide to getting your vehicle registered.
Visit your nearest RTO with your vehicle to get it inspected by the RTO vehicle inspecting authority.
Fill out Form 20 for obtaining a new RC.
An imprint of the vehicle chassis number is taken by the RTO authorities.
Submit the aforementioned documents.
Pay the registration fees and collect the receipt.
The RC is sent to the registered address of the vehicle owner.
Process for Transfer of Vehicle Registration to a different state
In case a person plans to shift to another state and wishes to transfer the registration for their vehicle to the new state, he/she can apply for the same with the given procedure.
Obtain NOC from the RTO where the vehicle was first registered. (NOC from the financing bank is also required if the vehicle is under hypothecation.)
Visit the RTO of the new state with all the required documents.
Submit the documents.
Apply for the re-registration of the vehicle in the new state. (Re-registration is not required in cases where you plan to use the vehicle in the new state for not more than 12 months.)
Fill Road Tax challan.
Pay the requisite fees for the processing of the transfer application.
Documents required
Previous Registration Certificate (original)
Three copies of Form 28 or the NOC issued by the previous state’s RTO.
Form 20 - Application for the registration of the motor vehicle.
Form 27 - Application for the assignment of a new registration mark to the motor vehicle.
Attested copy of address proof
Attested copy of valid Insurance
Attested copy of PUC Certificate
Copy of PAN Card or Form 60 & 66
Fitness Certificate in case of commercial vehicle
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