The Regional Transport Office (RTO) manages the registration, regulation, and documentation of all motor vehicles across India. Each vehicle is assigned a unique registration number based on its state and district, allowing quick verification of ownership and vehicle details.
Below is the complete 2026 State-wise RTO Code Directory. Use it to check RTO office details, registration formats, and vehicle number identification for every Indian state and union territory.
RTO codes are used for identifying:
Click on any state below to view its complete list of RTO codes, office addresses, and registration number patterns.
An RTO code is a unique identifier assigned to each Regional Transport Office in India. It helps determine the state and district where a vehicle is registered.
You can use the vehicle registration search tool available on this page. Enter the number, and the system will identify the RTO and related registration information.
Yes. The directory on this page reflects the most recent state-wise RTO code updates available up to 2026.
You can identify the registered RTO office using the code, but personal owner details are protected and cannot be publicly disclosed. Only authorized departments can access them.
Each state has multiple RTOs to manage vehicle registrations, driving licenses, permits, and transport regulation. Codes help categorize and track registrations more efficiently.
The first two letters indicate the state or union territory (e.g., MH for Maharashtra, DL for Delhi). The next numbers represent the specific RTO within that region.
Yes. You need an NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the previous RTO and must apply for re-registration in the new state as per their rules.