Madhya Pradesh has over 15 million registered vehicles, and the count is growing yearly. In order to maintain the law and the regulations of the Motor vehicle act, the state has ensured several RTOs for every district in the state. RTO Madhya Pradesh is responsible for implementing and enforcing the rules and regulations outlined by the Motor Vehicles Act of India. Its primary function is ensuring road safety, issuing driving licenses and vehicle registration certificates and collecting road taxes.
One can also avail of the services of MP RTOs through the official website of the MP Transport Department (https://transport.mp.gov.in/).
The key responsibilities of MP RTOs under the Madhya Pradesh Transport Department are as follows:
Madhya Pradesh RTO has multiple offices in various places with distinct codes. Look at the table provided below to understand more about MP RTOs.
RTO Offices |
RTO Codes |
State Governor’s Vehicle |
MP-01 |
MP Government Vehicles |
MP-02 |
MP Police Vehicles |
MP-03 |
Bhopal |
MP-04 |
Hoshangabad |
MP-05 |
Morena |
MP-06 |
Gwalior |
MP-07 |
Guna |
MP-08 |
Indore |
MP-09 |
Khargone |
MP-10 |
Dhar |
MP-11 |
Khandwa |
MP-12 |
Ujjain |
MP-13 |
Mandsaur |
MP-14 |
Sagar |
MP-15 |
Chhatarpur |
MP-16 |
Rewa |
MP-17 |
Shahdol |
MP-18 |
Satna |
MP-19 |
Jabalpur |
MP-20 |
Katni |
MP-21 |
Seoni |
MP-22 |
Raipur (not in use) |
MP-23 |
Durg (not in use) |
MP-24 |
Jagdalpur (not in use) |
MP-25 |
Bilaspur (not in use) |
MP-26 |
Ambikapur (not in use) |
MP-27 |
Chhindwara |
MP-28 |
Rajnandgaon (not in use) |
MP-29 |
Bhind |
MP-30 |
Sheopur |
MP-31 |
Datia |
MP-32 |
Shivpuri |
MP-33 |
Damoh |
MP-34 |
Panna |
MP-35 |
Tikamgarh |
MP-36 |
Sehore |
MP-37 |
Raisen |
MP-38 |
Rajgarh |
MP-39 |
Vidisha |
MP-40 |
Dewas |
MP-41 |
Shajapur |
MP-42 |
Ratlam |
MP-43 |
Neemuch |
MP-44 |
Jhabua |
MP-45 |
Barwani |
MP-46 |
Harda |
MP-47 |
Betul |
MP-48 |
Narsinghpur |
MP-49 |
Balaghat |
MP-50 |
Mandla |
MP-51 |
Dindori |
MP-52 |
Sidhi |
MP-53 |
Umariya |
MP-54 |
Bagli |
MP-55 |
Anuppur |
MP-65 |
Singrauli |
MP-66 |
Ashoknagar |
MP-67 |
Burhanpur |
MP-68 |
Alirajpur |
MP-69 |
Agar / Malwa |
MP-70 |
There are two types of vehicle registration processes in Madhya Pradesh, which are briefly mentioned below:
Given below is the step-by-step process for MP RTO registration for vehicles:
Step 1: Visit the nearest RTO in your area with all the required documents.
Step 2: Submit the completed Form 20 (application for vehicle registration) and the necessary documents to the RTO.
Step 3: The vehicle will be inspected at the RTO to check its condition and ensure it meets the necessary safety and emission standards.
Step 4: Pay the prescribed registration fees, road tax, and other applicable charges at the RTO counter. The fees depend on the type and age of the vehicle.
Step 5: The RTO authorities will verify the submitted documents and the vehicle inspection report. Once the verification is complete, the Regional Transport Office will issue the Vehicle Registration Certificate (RC) as proof of your vehicle's legal registration.
To know more about the MP Vehicle Registration process, visit the official website of Madhya Pradesh RTO (https://transport.mp.gov.in/).
Here is the list of documents required during the vehicle registration process under the MP Transport Department:
Given below are the charges that are required to register a vehicle in Madhya Pradesh through the Regional Transport Office:
Type of Charges |
Amount |
Registration Charges |
Rs. 600 |
Number Plate Charges |
Rs. 230 – 400 |
FasTag Charges |
Rs. 600 FasTag fees payable on purchase |
Hypothecation Charges |
Rs. 1,500 |
Temporary Registration Charges |
Rs. 1,200 – 1,500 |
Before transferring their vehicle ownership to Madhya Pradesh, one must obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the RTO where the vehicle is currently registered. Ensure all outstanding road tax and other dues for the vehicle are cleared in the originating state.
After receiving the NOC certificate, visit any nearby RTO in Madhya Pradesh along with the following documents for vehicle ownership transfer:
Form 29 (notice of transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle) and Form 30 (application for intimation and transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle) - These forms can be obtained from the RTO or downloaded from the official MP RTO website (https://transport.mp.gov.in/).
To apply for a driving licence online in MP, please follow the steps below:
The applicant needs to submit the following documents while applying for a driving licence in Madhya Pradesh:
Type of Licence Process |
Fees |
Learner's Licence Application |
Rs. 50 |
Issue of learner’s licence |
Rs. 150 |
Issuing Driving Licence |
Rs. 200 |
Renewal of driving licence |
Rs. 200 |
International driver's licence |
Rs. 1000 |
Issue of Duplicate licence for Driving Schools |
Rs. 5,000 |
Issue or renewal of licence to a school or for imparting instructions in driving |
Rs. 10,000 |