What does an RTO code mean on a number plate?

The first two letters identify the state or UT and the following digits identify the specific RTO district that registered the vehicle.

Why do I need the RTO of a vehicle?

You need it for ownership transfer, road-tax payment, getting an NOC to move the vehicle to another state, and to confirm where a used vehicle was registered.

Is this RTO information official?

It reflects publicly known RTO office codes. State transport rules and office names change occasionally — confirm with the Parivahan portal or the RTO for official matters.

RTO UK07 — Dehradun, Uttarakhand

Q: Which RTO is code UK07?

UK07 is the Dehradun Regional Transport Office in Uttarakhand.

Vehicle registration code UK07 belongs to the Dehradun RTO, Uttarakhand.

RTO codeUK07

RTO officeDehradun

State / UTUttarakhand

RTO Code UK07

Vehicle registration numbers starting with UK07 are issued by the Dehradun Regional Transport Office in Uttarakhand. The RTO code is the first part of every Indian number plate.

How to use it

Read the first 4 characters of a number plate (e.g. UK07).
The two letters are the state and the digits are the RTO district.
Match it here to find the registering RTO office.
Use the office and state for transfers, NOCs and verification.

Knowing the RTO behind a registration helps when buying a used vehicle, transferring ownership, paying road tax, or simply identifying where a vehicle is registered. We list publicly known RTO codes; no vehicle or owner data is stored.

RTO UK07 — Dehradun, Uttarakhand

RTO Code UK07

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