The Tripura Transport Department functions as a regulatory authority for the movement of private and commercial vehicles in the state. Formed under the provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act, the transport department ensures the implementation of the laws and regulations of the Act. Other than offering services such as registration of vehicles, issue of licenses, vehicle fitness certificates, and others, it also collects taxes and fines to contribute to the revenue of the state.
As per Section 39 of the Motor Vehicles Act, a vehicle which is not registered with the registering authority is prohibited to be used in any public place in India. Violating the law amounts to an offence punishable under the MV Act. Similarly, a two wheeler insurance too is a mandatory requirement in India.
For vehicle registration in Tripura, an application has to be made in Form 20 and the vehicle needs to be produced to the registering authority for inspection. The following documents are also to be submitted along with the application
Any change in the address of the registered vehicle owner must be recorded with the Registering Authority. The below-mentioned documents are to be submitted along with the application.
If the vehicle is under hypothecation, a No Objection Certificate (NOC) is also required from the vehicle financer.
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If the owner of the vehicle relocates to Tripura from any other state, he/she will need to re-register their vehicle in Tripura. However, re-registration is not needed if a vehicle is registered in any other state and is used in Tripura for a period up to 12 months. For registration of vehicles brought from other states, the following documents are to be submitted to the registering authority:
Note: Re-registration of vehicles registered in another state might be subjected to clearance from the NCRB (National Crime Record Bureau).
If the owner of the vehicle sells his/her vehicle or gives the possession of the vehicle to another person, it is important that the registration of the vehicle is also transferred in the name of the transferee. Failing to do so may lead to difficulties at the time of claiming the insurance. Following is the list of documents needed for the purpose:
The vehicle needs to be transferred to the immediate successor in case of death of the registered vehicle owner. The legal heir/successor claiming the possession of the vehicle should submit the following documents to re-register the vehicle in his/her name.
In case the registered owner of the vehicle relocates to Tripura from any other state in India, they must obtain No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the registering authority where the vehicle is currently registered. To apply for the NOC, the vehicle owner has to make an application in Form 28 (four copies) along with the documents mentioned below.
The validity of Registration Certificate (RC) for a new vehicle is 15 years. After the validity expires, a vehicle owner must get their vehicle re-registered with the registering authority. The same would require the applicant to produce the vehicle to the registering authority for inspection and submit the documents mentioned below:
The vehicle will be inspected by the inspecting officer who will evaluate the roadworthiness of the vehicle. Once the vehicle is inspected and the documents are verified, a new Registration Certificate will be issued to the applicant.
In case the vehicle owner misplaces or loses the vehicle RC, they can apply for a duplicate RC. The application can be submitted to the registering authority along with the following documents:
TRRTO Locations | TR RTO Codes |
Agartala | TR - 01 |
Kailashahar | TR - 02 |
Udaipura | TR - 03 |
Dharmanagar | TR - 04 |
Ambassa | TR - 05 |
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