Bulandshahr is an ancient city with a rich cultural heritage. The UP-13 Bulandshahr RTO office offers several services. Here is a complete overview of the roles and responsibilities Bulandshahr RTO takes care of.

These are the function Bulandshahr RTO performs:

• Issues the permanent licence
• Issues the learners’ licence
• Renews driving licence
• Issues a duplicate driving licence
• Promotes road safety
• Issues special permits
• Issues duplicate registration certificate
• Renews registration certificate
• Issues hypothecation certificate
• Checks the PUC certificate
• Keeps a record of offences of registered vehicles
• Collects road tax
• Levies penalties against traffic violation offences
• Reforms and initiate new rules according to the Motor Vehicles Act
• Issues international driving licences
• Regulates driving schools

Bulandshahr RTO issues these types of driving licences:

• Learner’s licence
• Permanent licence
• International Driving Permit
• Commercial driving licence

RTO Bulandshahr mainly provides two types of vehicle registrations:

1. Permanent Registration

2. Temporary Registration

After the completion of successful registration, you will receive a vehicle registration certificate and a number plate which is going to have a unique permanent registration number. 

Bulandshahr RTO vehicle registration charges are as follows:

• Temporary registration for a month: ₹1200-₹1500
• Registration of a new vehicle: ₹600
• Charges for a new Number Plate: ₹230-₹400
• Charges for Hypothecation: ₹1500

Vehicles in Bulandshahr follow UP road tax:

• Two-wheelers with a weight below 90.72 kg: ₹150
• Two-wheelers within ₹20,000: 2% of the price
• Two-wheelers within ₹60,000: 4% of the price
• Two-wheelers within ₹2 lakh: 6% of the price
• Two-wheelers more than ₹2 lakh: 8% of the price
• Four-wheelers within ₹6 lakh: 3% of the price
• Four-wheelers within ₹10 lakh: 6% of the  price
• Four-wheelers within ₹20 lakh: 8% of the  price
• Four-wheelers of more than ₹20 lakh: 9% of the price
• Commercial vehicle with a weight below 1 ton: ₹665
• Commercial vehicle with a weight below 2 tons: ₹940
• Commercial vehicle with a weight below 4 tons: ₹1430
• Commercial vehicle with a weight below 6 tons: ₹1915
• Commercial vehicle with a weight below 8 tons: ₹2375
• Commercial vehicle with a weight below 9 tons: ₹2865
• Commercial vehicle with a weight below 10 tons: ₹3320
• Commercial vehicle with a weight above 10 tons: ₹3320 + ₹470 per ton

One may have to pay the following traffic fines in Bulandshahr for not adhering to the rules:

• Driving/Riding without Licence: ₹5000
• Driving without a Seat Belt: ₹1000
• Driving/Riding While on the Mobile (Handheld): ₹5000
• Violating Road Regulations: ₹500 to ₹1000
• Riding without a Helmet: ₹1000
• Over-speeding: ₹5000
• Jumping Red Light: ₹1000 to ₹5000 

Yes, it is mandatory to have a motor insurance while driving a vehicle in Bulandshahr. This rule is constant throughout the country. You need to renew your comprehensive insurance or third-party insurance before it expires.

According to a report by The Times of India, the Noida Authority took a decision to expedite its project for the progress of the Delhi-Noida-Ghaziabad investment region. The project will be developed across 60 Bulandshahr villages. It is going to provide good connectivity with all forms of transport. Eastern Peripheral Expressway, NH-91 and Ghaziabad-Kanpur Expressway are going to receive major development plans.

During the statewide road safety campaign week, the Bulandshahr police conducted an intensive checking campaign in November last year. Bulandshahr Police made people aware of wearing helmets, seatbelts and other traffic rules during this campaign.