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RTO West Bengal – Vehicle Registration, Owner Details & WB RTO Code List
RTO West Bengal functions under the Transport Department of the concerned state, and they handle all processes related to vehicle transport. This means whether you are registering a new vehicle or applying for a driving licence; paying road tax or checking vehicle owner details - West Bengal RTO provides you seamless service and compliance under the Motor Vehicles Act. West Bengal has 95+ RTO and ARTO offices in districts like Kolkata, Siliguri, Durgapur, Howrah and Asansol. You will find that several services are made available to you online, through the official portal: transport.wb.gov.in.
How to Check Vehicle Owner Details in WB (West Bengal)
You can easily check any vehicle owner details in Andhra Pradesh online using any of the options below.
1Using CarInfo App
Download CarInfo app or visit CarInfo Website
Click on 'RC Search' under Vehicle Info section
Enter your WB vehicle registration number
Tap "Get RC Information" to get:
- Owner’s Name
- Registration Date
- Vehicle Class (Car/Bike)
- RC Expiry
- Insurance & PUC Details
2 Parivahan Portal
Go to parivahan.gov.in
Select "Know Your Vehicle Details"
Enter the vehicle number and captcha
Click “Search Vehicle”
These are the easiest way to check vehicle number details, car owner details, and other vehicle information by number instantly.
West Bengal RTO Code List
Here is a list of major WB RTO codes for key regions in West Bengal:
| Code(s) | RTO/ARTO Location |
| WB‑01 RTO (private 4W), WB‑02 RTO (private 2W), WB‑03 RTO (goods), WB‑04 RTO (passengers) | PVD Kolkata (Belmont/Beltala) |
| WB‑05 RTO (commercial), WB‑06 RTO (private) | Kasba (Kolkata) |
| WB‑07 RTO (commercial), WB‑08 RTO (private) | Salt Lake (Kolkata) |
| WB‑09 RTO | Behala (Kolkata) |
| WB‑11 RTO (transport), WB‑12 RTO (private) | Howrah |
| WB‑13 RTO (transport), WB‑14 RTO (private) | Uluberia |
| WB‑15 RTO (transport), WB‑16 RTO (private), WB‑17 RTO (Srirampur), WB‑18 (Dankuni) | Hooghly (Chuchura) |
| WB‑19 RTO (transport), WB‑20 RTO (private), WB‑22 RTO | Alipore (South 24 Parganas) |
| WB‑23 RTO (transport), WB‑24 RTO (private) | Barrackpore |
| WB‑25 RTO (transport), WB‑26 RTO (private) | Barasat |
| WB‑29 RTO (transport), WB‑30 RTO (private) | Tamluk |
| WB‑31 RTO (transport), WB‑32 RTO (private) | Contai |
| WB‑33 RTO (transport), WB‑34 / WB‑36 RTO (private) | Midnapore (West) |
| WB‑37 RTO (transport), WB‑38 / WB‑44 RTO series (private units) | Asansol |
| WB‑39 RTO (transport), WB‑40 RTO (private) | Durgapur |
| WB‑41 RTO (transport), WB‑42 RTO (private) | Burdwan |
| WB‑43 | Kalna |
| WB‑47 RTO (transport), WB‑48 RTO (private) | Bolpur |
| WB‑51 RTO (transport), WB‑52 RTO (private) | Nadia |
| WB‑53 RTO (transport), WB‑54 RTO (private) | Birbhum |
| WB‑55 RTO (transport), WB‑56 RTO (private) | Purulia |
| WB‑57 RTO (transport), WB‑58 RTO (private) | Murshidabad |
| WB‑59 RTO (transport), WB‑60 RTO (private) | Raiganj |
| WB‑61 RTO (transport), WB‑62 RTO (private) | Balurghat |
| WB‑63 RTO (transport), WB‑64 RTO (private) | Cooch Behar |
| WB‑65 RTO (transport), WB‑66 RTO (private) | Malda |
| WB‑67 RTO (transport), WB‑68 RTO (private) | Bankura |
| WB‑69 RTO (transport), WB‑70 RTO (private) | Alipurduar |
| WB‑71 RTO (transport), WB‑72 RTO (private) | Jalpaiguri |
| WB‑73 RTO (transport), WB‑74 RTO (private) | Siliguri |
| WB‑76 RTO (transport), WB‑77 RTO (private) | Darjeeling |
| WB‑78 RTO (transport), WB‑79 RTO (private) | Kalimpong |
| WB‑82 RTO | Raghunathpur |
| WB‑85 RTO (transport), WB‑86 RTO (private) | Mathabhanga |
| WB‑89 RTO (transport), WB‑90 RTO (private) | Kalyani |
| WB‑91 RTO (transport), WB‑92 RTO (private) | Islampur |
| WB‑93 RTO (commercial), WB‑94 RTO (transport) | Jahangirpur (Murshidabad) |
| WB‑95 RTO (commercial), WB‑96 RTO (private) | Baruipur |
| WB‑97 RTO (commercial), WB‑98 RTO (private) | Diamond Harbour |
| WB‑99 RTO (private) | Jaynagar |
Major Functions of West Bengal RTO
The West Bengal RTO is responsible for implementing and managing tasks under the Motor Vehicles Act and includes:
- Vehicle registration and issue of RC
- Transfer of vehicle ownership
- Collection of road tax & permit issuance
- Issuing & renewing driving licences
- Checking PUC and insurance compliance
- Challan issuance and enforcement
- Vehicle fitness certification
- Providing vehicle number check and owner info
- Issuing NOCs for inter-state vehicle transfers
How to Register a Vehicle in RTO West Bengal
If you have bought a new vehicle in West Bengal, you must register it at your nearest RTO before you can drive it on the road. The registration process is done under the Motor Vehicles Act and must be completed within 7 days of delivery of the vehicle.
- Go to the Nearest WB RTO Find the RTO that covers your residential area (for example, WB01 for Kolkata North).
- Submit Forms & Required Documents Complete Form 20 for registration and attached any required documents. (See sections below)
- Pay Applicable Fees & Road Tax Fees depend on vehicle type and invoice value. Payment can be through cash or online mode at the RTO.
- Inspection of Vehicle by RTO Officer The officer will verify your chassis number and engine number and vehicle details.
- Receive Your WB Registration Number Once approved, a WB number plate is issued (e.g., WB06AF1234). You’ll also get a smart card RC by post.
Documents Required for Vehicle Registration in WB
| Document | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Form 20 | Application for registration |
| Form 21 | Sale certificate from the vehicle dealer |
| Form 22 | Roadworthiness certificate from manufacturer |
| Invoice of the vehicle | To verify cost and taxation |
| Address proof (Aadhar/Passport/Utility) | Confirms residence within RTO jurisdiction |
| PAN Card/Form 60 | For tax verification |
| Insurance Certificate | Valid current insurance |
| PUC Certificate(Pollution Under Control) | Required for all motor vehicles |
| Temporary Registration (if any) | Issued by dealer; if previously applied |
| Passport-size photographs | For application and verification |
RC Renewal Process in West Bengal
The Registration Certificate (RC) for private vehicles is valid for 15 years from the date of registration and must be renewed every 5 years after that.
- Visit Parivahan Portal or your local RTO
- Fill out Form 25 for RC renewal
- Upload or submit the required documents:
- Original RC
- Valid PUC
- Insurance Certificate
- Pay the applicable renewal fee
- Get the vehicle inspected by RTO
- Receive the renewed smart card RC
Vehicle Ownership Transfer Process in West Bengal
If you are selling or buying a used vehicle, ownership transfer is mandatory within 14 days of sale (within state) or 45 days (interstate).
Steps for Ownership Transfer:
- Go to Parivahan.gov.in → “Vehicle Related Services”
- Select WB RTO → Click on Transfer of Ownership
- Fill Form 29 & 30
- Upload required documents:
- RC (Original)
- Insurance & PUC
- Address proof of buyer
- PAN/Form 60
- NOC (if vehicle is from another state or under loan)
- Pay transfer fee (₹150 for bikes, ₹300 for cars)
- Vehicle inspection (if required)
- Get updated RC in new owner’s name
West Bengal RTO Fees for Registration, Ownership Transfer & RC Renewal
| Service | Vehicle Type | Fee (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| New Vehicle Registration | Two-Wheeler | ₹300 |
| Four-Wheeler (LMV) | ₹600 | |
| Commercial Vehicle | ₹1,000 (approx.) | |
| Ownership Transfer | Two-Wheeler | ₹150 |
| Four-Wheeler | ₹300 | |
| RC Renewal | Two-Wheeler | ₹300 |
| Four-Wheeler | ₹600 | |
| Smart Card RC (Add-on) | All Vehicles | ₹200 |
| Duplicate RC (If lost) | Two/Four-Wheeler | ₹150–₹300 |
| Hypothecation (Loan Entry/Removal) | All Vehicles | ₹1,500 (Entry), ₹200–₹500 (Removal) |
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Driving Licence Process in West Bengal RTO
A person must have a valid driving licence (DL) given by the RTO West Bengal, to legally drive a motor vehicle in West Bengal. Candidates must apply for a Learner’s Licence (LL), after 30 days from the Learner’s Licence you can apply for the permanent licence. Here are the steps for Permanent Driving license:
- Visit sarathi.parivahan.gov.in
- Select West Bengal as the state and click “Apply for Driving Licence”
- Fill the form with personal and LL details
- Upload documents:
- Age & address proof (Aadhaar, Passport, etc.)
- Learner’s Licence copy
- Passport-sized photograph
- Book a driving test slot at your nearest WB RTO
- Pay DL fee online (usually ₹200–₹300 based on class)
- Appear for driving test with your vehicle
- If you pass, your DL will be delivered to your registered address
You can also track your DL status online through the same portal
How to Pay Road Tax in West Bengal
- Go to parivahan.gov.in
- Choose “Pay Your Tax” under Vehicle related Services.
- Select West Bengal and your RTO district (Example, WB01 Kolkata).
- Enter your vehicle registration number, chassis number , and engine number.
- View all the road tax amounts (calculated automatically).
- Pay online through UPI, net banking, debit/credit card.
- Download your e-receipt for future reference.
Hypothecation & NOC Services in West Bengal RTO
If your vehicle was bought on loan, it is most likely hypothecated to a bank/financer. When you have cleared the loan you will need to remove hypothecation from your RC and update your ownership status.
Hypothecation Termination (After Loan Closure)
- Visit the nearest RTO or Parivahan Sewa
- Fill Form 35 (issued by your bank)
- Upload or submit the following documents:
- NOC from bank/financer
- Original RC
- Valid insurance & PUC
- Address proof
- Pay the applicable fee (around ₹100 – ₹150)
- RTO updates your RC and removes the hypothecation clause
How to apply for NOC (No Objection Certificate)
If you are going to transfer your vehicle to another state, a No Objection Certificate from your current RTO in West Bengal is required.
- Visit the RTO where your vehicle is registered
- Fill Form 28 and submit the following:
- Original RC
- Insurance & PUC
- Address & ID proof
- Pay the NOC processing fee
- RTO will verify and issue the NOC within a few days
How to Check and Pay E Challan West Bengal
- Go to the WB e challan page on CarInfo.
- Enter your vehicle number in the challan search box.
- View your pending challan details.
- Click on the payment link for the challan you want to pay.
- Choose your payment method (Net banking, UPI, card, etc.) and complete the payment.
- Download or save your payment receipt for reference
FAQs
West Bengal applies one-time road tax for two-wheelers:
- Up to 80 cc: ₹1,560
- 81 – 170 cc: ₹3,125
- 171 – 250 cc: ₹4,685
- Above 250 cc: ₹6,250
Penalties apply based on the delay:
- Up to 15 days: No penalty
- 16–45 days: 5% of tax
- 46–75 days: 10%
- After 75 days: Up to 100% of tax
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