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The Telangana Regional Transport Authority (RTA) collected Rs. 63.7 lakh through its latest fancy number plate auction held at the Khairatabad regional office. The highest bid was for “TG 09 G 9999,” purchased by Hetero Drugs Limited for Rs. 25.5 lakh.
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ACB officials from Karimnagar, led by DSP Vijay Kumar, are conducting surprise searches at the Peddapalli RTA office on Thursday, taking control of key departments and restricting public entry during the operation to prevent any interference
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The Hyderabad Traffic Police requested parents and guardians to refrain from allowing their minor children to drive, as it not only endangers their lives but also the lives of other road users.
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According to RTC officials, the demand for personalised registration numbers has continued to grow, with car owners expressing a variety of preferences
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These drives started in the early morning in Vanasthalipuram with a special focus on checking vehicle fitness, driver licences, and adherence to traffic rules, including preventing overloading and underage driving.
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According to police, the trio claimed to make instant automobile insurances and renewals at low rates and with attractive offers, collected money from several motorists
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Friends and family members of applicants for driving license and learner’s license are forced to stand in the sun to submit their applications
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Reportedly found atleast over 50 staff, allegedly involved in illegal bidding and allotment of fancy numbers and distribution of fraudulent insurance certificates.
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According to officials from the RTA, several high-value numbers fetched substantial amounts during the recent registration number auctions.
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The RTA officials on ground, apparently under instructions from their superiors have set up roadblocks in the area and were randomly stopping vehicles for checking of documents etc.
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The fitness certificates issued by the RTAs concerned will be valid for one year. Not obtaining a fitness certificate compromised the safety of students.
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A section of schools were reportedly not showing interest in taking the vehicles for the test fearing that the buses would fail and that they would be unable to bear the costs.
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On Monday, the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) office in Khairatabad collected Rs.43.70 lakh through auction and sale of fancy numbers.
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Presently, only Temporary Registrations (TR) are being done for vehicles in the showrooms. Although these TRs are received from the Transport Department, the vehicle purchasers do not have to go to the RTA office for that.
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The film’s director Sukumar has reportedly organised chase sequences in these settings, where driving mandates possession of an International Driving License for the actor to drive in those places.
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The Transport department is checking out the possibilities of setting up new test drive tracks in the city
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Hyderabad: A gang that exploited a few loopholes in the vehicle registration certificate issuing process and forged RCs apart from cheating the Regional Transport Authority was busted here on Tuesday. The Cyberabad Police Special Operation Team arrested seven persons, from whom 1,200 fake RCs, 29 stamps, printers and other material were seized. The arrested persons […]
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Hyderabad: Telangana Auto Drivers Joint Action Committee (TADJAC) has called for an auto bandh on December 15 in the twin cities in protest against the alleged negligence of police and Regional Transport Authority (RTA) in stopping the neighboring districts autos plying illegally here. Addressing media persons, TADJAC convener Mohd Amanullah Khan alleged that the […]
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Hyderabad: Tollywood actor Junior NTR bought a fancy registration number ‘9999’ by spending whopping Rs 17 lakh during an auction for his swanky Lamborghini Urus Graphite Capsule car in Regional Transport Authority (RTA), Khairtabad. According to officials, the actor bid for the number TS09 FS 9999. The transport authority earned Rs 45 lakhs in the […]
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Over 50 persons sent to jail for duration varying from one to 16 days for violating norms