Patiala stands to be one of the fastest-growing cities in Punjab. It is the 4th largest city in the state, with a growing vehicular population. To cater to this increased number of vehicles, the state government has set up a Regional Transport Office in the city. RTO Patiala has the code PB11 and provides a wide range of services related to vehicle registration, driver license and permits.
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Latest Update Beginning June 1, 2024, any eligible person can take the driving test from any private driving training centres instead of the RTOs. However, the application process should be done online via Parivahan website or through the RTO. |
Source: parivahan.gov.in
The records of Patiala RTO are mentioned in the table below:
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RTO Patiala - Important Details |
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Patiala RTO Code |
PB-11 |
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RTO Office Patiala Address |
280, Nabha Rd, MaharajaYadvindra Enclave, Century Enclave, Majithia Enclave, Patiala, Punjab 147005. |
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RTO Patiala Contact Number |
0175-2311316 |
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Office Timings |
9:00 am to 10:00 pm |
The major functions of Regional Transport Office, Patiala are as follows:
Given below are the step-by-step instructions to register your vehicle under the Patiala Regional Transport Office:
Step 1: Visit the RTO of Patiala with your vehicle.
Step 2: Ask for the vehicle registration form, and fill it out. You can also download the form online through the Parivahan portal.
Step 3: Attach the form with the required documents and submit it.
Step 4: Your vehicle will be inspected, and on approval for roadworthiness of the vehicle, you will be granted registration.
Given below are the essential documents that are needed for vehicle registration in RTO Patiala:
The table below includes the vehicle registration charges applicable on RTO Patiala:
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Vehicle Type |
Patiala RTO Registration Charges |
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Light Motor Vehicle |
Rs.200/- |
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Light Commercial Vehicle |
Rs.300/-; |
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Imported Motor Vehicle |
Rs.800/- |
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Two-wheeler Vehicle |
Rs.300 - Rs1000 |
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Four-Wheeler Vehicle |
Rs.600 - Rs.5000 |
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Imported Motorcycle |
Rs.200/- |
The above charges can change and may not include additional fees or taxes that might apply during registration. One must check with the RTO or visit the Parivahan portal for the updated registration charges.
The following steps are required to transfer your vehicle RC to the PB11 RTO office from another state RTO:
Step 1: The present owner of the car must file an application with the Patiala PB11 RTO to change ownership.
Step 2: The completed application, along with the appropriate documentation, must be sent to the Transport Department.
Step 3: After receiving the application and supporting documentation, the Transport Department will issue a new registration certificate that has the name of the new owner.
Step 4: The owner must then pay the associated fees and taxes, as well as submit the necessary papers to the Patiala RTO (Regional Transport Office).