Vehicles are an integral part of people’s lives. Be it a two-wheeler, a car, or cabs, Indians rely on these vehicles to meet their transportation needs. Usually, one associates the vehicle industry with huge manufacturing plants and enticing showrooms. However, the back-end managerial aspect associated with the industry often goes unnoticed.The RTOs handle most of the operational aspects of the vehicle industry. RTOs are usually associated with a driving license and car registrations; however, they are responsible for executing several other tasks related to the entire vehicle ecosystem. Read ahead to know more about RTO, its functions, and other information.

When relocating to a different state, you wouldn’t want to leave the car or bike of your dreams behind. But to transfer your vehicle to another state, you must go through some legal procedures.It all begins with the acquisition of NOC or No Objection Certificate. You can get the NOC from the RTO or Regional Transport Office, where your vehicle was originally registered.

The Regional Transport Office (RTO) or bank issues the NOC or No Objection Certificate for your vehicle stating that they do not have any objection to the details mentioned in the certificate. The government has made it easier for car owners to apply for the RTO NOC online and several banks have made the process for the Bank NOC easier through the online method. Applying for the NOC from your bank or from the RTO online is a simple procedure. Read on to learn about how to apply for the No Objection Certificate for your car online.

Are you planning to relocate to Bangalore from another state with your vehicle? If yes, then you need to fulfil several legal formalities. One such formality is getting a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Regional Transport Office (RTO), where your bike or car was registered initially.

The car's registration certificate (RC) is one of the legal requirements to drive your car in India. Your vehicle needs to be registered with the RTO (Regional Transport Office) and have a valid temporary/permanent registration number to drive the car on public roads. That’s the reason whenever you buy a new car, the first thing a dealer does is register the vehicle.As per The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, a motor vehicle plying on public roads should have an active registration number. The rules also state that you should renew the registration after 15 years from the date of registration. Post that, you can renew the registration every five years until the vehicle is considered roadworthy. Read ahead to know how to renew car registration after 15 years in India.

The last four months of the year brings joy and happiness as it is the festive season in India. With festivities come auspicious days and occasions that are considered ideal for new beginnings and purchases such as home, car, etc. That’s the reason why car sales accelerate rapidly during this period. But is the festive season the right time to buy a new car? Read on as we address this question in the following sections of this article.

Generally, if you need to look at the engine of your car, you open the bonnet in the front. But did you know that there are cars with engines at the rear or middle of the vehicle? Yes, we are talking about mid and rear-engine cars. Car manufacturers use various engine placement configurations to get the maximum performance out of the car. In this article, we throw light on one of the most interesting topics in the automotive world, which is front vs mid vs rear-engine cars.

The used car market in India is booming rapidly with the introduction of new brands and models. You can find all types of vehicles under different segments in the second-hand car market. If you own a car, you may want to sell a used car to upgrade to a higher-segment car or for some urgent need for funds. The best way to sell your car is to sell it on the used vehicle market platforms. Here, you can find many buyers in one place, and the overall process is also faster than the offline market. This article will provide you with in-depth insights on how to sell a used car in India.

Buying a car is a major milestone, whether it's your very first vehicle or an upgrade to a better model. When it comes to this decision, many individuals find themselves weighing the pros and cons of a new car vs used car. With rising vehicle prices and a wide variety of pre-owned models available, it's important to evaluate when to buy a car and whether buying a new car truly fits your budget and lifestyle.If you're a new driver or working with a tight budget, exploring the used car market might be a smart and economical option. So, is it worth investing in a second-hand car, or should you stretch a bit more for a brand-new one? Let’s explore both choices to help you make the right decision.

Obtaining a driver’s license in Delhi is a simple procedure. Firstly, you begin by obtaining your ‘Learners License’, after a period of six months you can them obtain a ‘Permanent Driving License’. In order to apply for the license, it is necessary to be eligible by fitting certain criteria. The procedures for application of a license, renewal of an expired license and replacement of a lost license are as follows: