mParivahan Rajasthan - Rajasthan RTO Services Online Guide
mParivahan and RTO Services in Rajasthan: Complete Guide
Rajasthan's transport department manages one of the largest road networks in India, with a comprehensive system of Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) across the state. The Rajasthan State Transport Department operates under the Ministry of Transport, Government of Rajasthan, and is responsible for vehicle registration, driving licensing, road tax collection, and enforcement of motor vehicle laws. The RTO offices in Rajasthan use the prefix "RJ" followed by a two-digit code, with RJ-01 being the RTO for Jaipur, the state capital.
The Rajasthan Transport Department headquarters is located in Jaipur. The department works closely with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) to implement central motor vehicle laws while also enforcing state-specific regulations. The official portal for Rajasthan transport services is https://transport.rajasthan.gov.in, which integrates with the national parivahan.gov.in portal.
Major RTO Office Codes in Rajasthan
Rajasthan has 41 RTO offices across its districts, each identified by a unique code. The major RTO offices include:
The main RTO office for Jaipur, located in Transport Nagar. Handles vehicle registration, driving licenses, and other transport-related services for Jaipur district.
Second-largest RTO in Rajasthan, located at Residency Road. Covers Jodhpur and nearby areas.
Located at Sukhadia Circle. Serves Udaipur district and surrounding areas.
Situated at Mangalwad area. Manages transport services for Kota district.
Located at Civil Lines. Covers Bikaner district and surrounding regions.
Located at Pushkar Road. Serves Ajmer district and nearby areas.
Other significant RTO offices include Bharatpur (RJ-22), Sikar (RJ-06), Pali (RJ-29), Alwar (RJ-12), and Bhilwara (RJ-37), among others. Each RTO office manages vehicle registration, driving licenses, road tax collection, and enforcement within its jurisdiction.
How to Use mParivahan App in Rajasthan
The mParivahan app is a unified transport platform developed by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways that provides various vehicle and driving-related services. In Rajasthan, citizens can use this app for several transport-related services:
Download the mParivahan app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store. After installation, open the app and register using your mobile number linked with your Aadhaar.
Through the app, you can apply for a new driving license, renew an existing one, apply for a duplicate license, or check your license status. For Rajasthan residents, select Rajasthan as your state and enter your RTO code (RJ-xx).
You can view your vehicle's RC details, apply for a duplicate RC, or transfer your vehicle. The app displays all RC-related information including registration date, chassis number, engine number, and insurance details.
Check traffic challans issued in Rajasthan, view payment status, and make online payments. The app shows challan details including violation type, location, amount, and due date.
For faster processing of DL and RC services in Rajasthan, always link your Aadhaar with your mobile number before using the mParivahan app. This enables biometric verification and reduces processing time. Also, keep your vehicle's chassis number and engine number handy for RC-related services.
Road Tax Rates in Rajasthan
Rajasthan imposes road tax on vehicles based on their type, age, and seating capacity. The rates are periodically updated, and as of the latest revision:
| Vehicle Type | Tax Structure | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Two-wheelers (scooters, motorcycles) | Once at registration | 8% of vehicle value |
| Four-wheelers (non-transport) | Once at registration | 10% of vehicle value for cars up to 1500cc |
| Four-wheelers (non-transport) | Once at registration | 12% of vehicle value for cars 1501-3000cc |
| Four-wheelers (non-transport) | Once at registration | 15% of vehicle value for cars above 3000cc |
| Commercial vehicles (transport) | Annually | Varies based on seating capacity and weight |
| Electric vehicles | Once at registration | 4% of vehicle value (lower than conventional vehicles) |
Road tax can be paid online through the mParivahan app, Parivahan Service portal, or at the concerned RTO office. For vehicles registered in other states, temporary entry tax may apply if the vehicle is in Rajasthan for more than a month. The tax is calculated based on the duration of stay and the vehicle's category.
Driving License Application Process in Rajasthan
The process for obtaining a driving license in Rajasthan follows the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and has been streamlined for both online and offline applications:
Apply for a learner's license first through the Sarathi portal or mParivahan app. You'll need to fill Form 2, submit identity proof, age proof, and address proof. After successful application, take a learner's license test at the RTO, which includes a written exam on traffic rules.
After obtaining the learner's license, you must practice driving for at least 7 days (for two-wheelers) or 30 days (for four-wheelers) before applying for a permanent license.
Apply for a permanent license after the practice period. You'll need to schedule a driving test at your RTO. For cars, the test includes parallel parking, hill start, and basic maneuvering. For two-wheelers, it includes balancing and obstacle avoidance.
Submit Form 4, Form 1A (medical certificate), learner's license, and passport-sized photographs. The permanent license is issued after passing the driving test.
In Rajasthan, the driving test is conducted at dedicated RTO driving test tracks. For Jaipur (RJ-01), the test track is at Transport Nagar. Other major RTOs like Jodhpur (RJ-10) and Udaipur (RJ-14) also have dedicated test facilities. Always carry your learner's license during practice and for the driving test. Wearing a helmet is mandatory for two-wheeler tests.
Vehicle Registration Process in Rajasthan
Vehicle registration in Rajasthan is managed by the concerned RTO based on the applicant's residential address. The process varies slightly for new vehicles and vehicles brought from other states:
For new vehicles, the dealer typically handles the initial registration process. The owner needs to provide Form 20 (vehicle purchase details), Form 21 (sales certificate), Form 22 (roadworthiness certificate), and address proof.
Vehicles up to 15 years old require fitness certificates. For commercial vehicles, fitness tests must be conducted annually. In Rajasthan, authorized fitness centers are available at major RTO offices.
If bringing a vehicle from another state to Rajasthan, apply for a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the previous RTO, then register the vehicle in Rajasthan within 30 days. Required documents include Form 33 (NOC), RC of the previous state, and address proof in Rajasthan.