West Bengal RTO or Regional Transport Office is a government-operated body, under the transport department of West Bengal, that deals with the state’s vehicle registration services, driving licence, permits, and other related services. On this page, you can find the RTO code list of West Bengal, and how to perform various services through the same.
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West Bengal Transport Department, Paribahan Bhawan, Kolkata
+91-33-2442 0278 (General transport queries)
transportdeptt.wb@gmail.com
WBMVEOA, WB Motor Vehicles Enforcement Officers’ Association 38, Beltala Road Kolkata – 700020 West Bengal, India Email: mveoawb@gmail.com
You can find other RTO/RTA details on: https://transport.wb.gov.in/about-us/contact-us/
The official West Bengal RTO Code is WB. The number after “WB” denotes which area of West Bengal the vehicle is registered in. Here is a complete RTO Code List of West Bengal:
| RTO Location | RTO Code | RTO Location | RTO Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kolkata Beltala (Two-wheelers) | WB-01 | Kolkata Beltala (Private four-wheelers) | WB-02 |
| Kolkata Beltala (Goods vehicles) | WB-03 | Kolkata Beltala (Commercial vehicles) | WB-04 |
| Kolkata Kasba (Commercial) | WB-05 | Kolkata Kasba (Private) | WB-06 |
| Kolkata Salt Lake | WB-07, WB-08 | Kolkata/Behala (Transport) | WB-09 |
| Kolkata/Behala (Private) | WB-10 | Howrah (Transport) | WB-11 |
| Howrah (Private) | WB-12 | Uluberia (Transport) | WB-13 |
| Uluberia (Private) | WB-14 | Hooghly (Chuchura) (Transport) | WB-15 |
| Hooghly (Chuchura) (Private) | WB-16 | Hooghly Srirampur | WB-17 |
| Dankuni/Hooghly | WB-18 | Alipore (South 24 Pgs) (Transport) | WB-19 |
| Alipore (South 24 Pgs) (Private) | WB-20 | Basirhat | WB-21 |
| Alipore (Private) | WB-22 | Barrackpore (Transport) | WB-23 |
| Barrackpore (Private) | WB-24 | Barasat (Transport) | WB-25 |
| Barasat (Private) | WB-26 | Bangaon | WB-27, WB-28 |
| Tamluk (Transport) | WB-29 | Tamluk (Private) | WB-30 |
| Contai (Transport) | WB-31 | Contai (Private) | WB-32 |
| Midnapore (Transport) | WB-33 | Midnapore (Private) | WB-34 |
| Kharagpur | WB-35 | Midnapore | WB-36 |
| Asansol (Transport) | WB-37 | Asansol (Private) | WB-38 |
| Durgapur (Transport) | WB-39 | Durgapur (Private) | WB-40 |
| Burdwan (Transport) | WB-41 | Burdwan (Private) | WB-42 |
| Kalna (Transport) | WB-43 | Asansol | WB-44 |
| Rampurhat (Transport) | WB-45 | Rampurhat (Private) | WB-46 |
| Bolpur (Transport) | WB-47 | Bolpur (Private) | WB-48 |
| Jhargram | WB-49 | Ghatal | WB-50 |
| Nadia (Transport) | WB-51 | Nadia (Private) | WB-52 |
| Birbhum (Transport) | WB-53 | Birbhum (Private) | WB-54 |
| Purulia (Transport) | WB-55 | Purulia (Private) | WB-56 |
| Murshidabad (Transport) | WB-57 | Murshidabad (Private) | WB-58 |
| Raiganj (Transport) | WB-59 | Raiganj (Private) | WB-60 |
| Balurghat (Transport) | WB-61 | Balurghat (Private) | WB-62 |
| Cooch Behar (Transport) | WB-63 | Cooch Behar (Private) | WB-64 |
| Malda (Transport) | WB-65 | Malda (Private) | WB-66 |
| Bankura (Transport) | WB-67 | Bankura (Private) | WB-68 |
| Alipurduar (Transport) | WB-69 | Alipurduar (Private) | WB-70 |
| Jalpaiguri (Transport) | WB-71 | Jalpaiguri (Private) | WB-72 |
| Siliguri (Transport) | WB-73 | Siliguri (Private) | WB-74 |
| Katwa | WB-75 | Darjeeling (Transport) | WB-76 |
| Darjeeling (Private) | WB-77 | Kalimpong (Transport) | WB-78 |
| Kalimpong (Private) | WB-79 | Raghunathpur | WB-81 |
| Raghunathpur (Transport) | WB-82 | Chanchal | WB-83 |
| Chanchal | WB-84 | Mathabhanga (Transport) | WB-85 |
| Mathabhanga (Private) | WB-86 | Bishnupur | WB-87 |
| Bishnupur | WB-88 | Kalyani (Transport) | WB-89 |
| Kalyani (Private) | WB-90 | Islampur (Transport) | WB-91 |
| Islampur (Private) | WB-92 | Jahangirpur (Murshidabad) (Commercial) | WB-93 |
| Murshidabad | WB-94 | Baruipur (Commercial) | WB-95 |
| Baruipur (Private) | WB-96 | Diamond Harbour (Commercial) | WB-97 |
| Diamond Harbour (Private) | WB-98 | Jaynagar (Private) | WB-99 |
The West Bengal Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) operate under the State Transport Authority to regulate vehicles, drivers, and transport operations across both urban hubs and remote districts.
Register new vehicles and manage district-wise WB registration series, including Kolkata-specific and suburban codes.
Issue, renew, and update Driving Licences in West Bengal (DLs) with state-level verification and smart card integration.
Handle RC issuance, transfer, renewal, and hypothecation changes aligned with West Bengal transport rules.
Collect state motor vehicle tax, road tax, and permit fees applicable under West Bengal transport legislation.
Conduct fitness certification and PUC compliance checks, especially for commercial and inter-district vehicles.
Issue and regulate commercial permits (stage carriage, goods, tourist, and inter-state permits) through the State Transport Authority.
Enforce traffic challans and transport violations in coordination with West Bengal Traffic Police and district authorities.
Maintain digitised vehicle and licence records integrated with national transport databases while reflecting state-specific policies.
Vehicle registration in West Bengal is mandatory to legally identify a vehicle, link it to its owner, and ensure compliance with state transport and tax laws. It enables law enforcement, taxation, and accountability on public roads, and is required for insurance, resale, and inter-district or inter-state movement.
Temporary registration allows a new vehicle to be used for a short, limited period, while permanent registration assigns a lifelong WB registration number and an official Registration Certificate (RC). At a high level, the process follows a simple flow: application submission → vehicle inspection (where required) → payment of applicable taxes and fees → issuance of the RC by the concerned West Bengal RTO.
Vehicle registration in West Bengal can be completed either through the authorised dealer at the time of purchase (dealer-point registration) or by applying directly at the concerned RTO.
Submit the required registration documents and application forms.
The vehicle is produced for inspection by the Motor Vehicle Inspector (MVI), AT WB RTO.
Pay the applicable road tax, registration fees, and other charges.
Details are verified by the RTO WB as per state transport records.
Upon approval, the Registration Certificate (RC) is issued as a smart card and/or digital RC.
Submitting complete and accurate documents helps ensure faster verification and approval at the RTO.
Form 20 – Application for vehicle registration
Form 21 – Sale certificate issued by the dealer
Form 22 – Roadworthiness certificate from the manufacturer
Valid motor insurance policy
Address proof of the vehicle owner
Invoice of the vehicle issued by the dealer
PAN card or Form 60 (as applicable)
PUC certificate (if required)
Passport-size photographs of the owner
Temporary registration slip (if the vehicle was temporarily registered)
In West Bengal, the Registration Certificate (RC) of a private vehicle is valid for 15 years, after which it must be renewed every 5 years. Timely RC renewal is essential to ensure legal compliance, avoid penalties, and maintain the vehicle’s eligibility for insurance coverage, resale, and road use. The RC renewal process in West Bengal involves submitting an application to the concerned RTO, verification of vehicle details, payment of the prescribed fee, and issuance of the renewed RC.
RC renewal requires a set of basic and valid documents for smooth processing.
Form 25 – Application for renewal of Registration Certificate
Original RC of the vehicle
Valid motor insurance certificate
PUC certificate
Address proof of the registered owner
Prescribed RC renewal fee
Vehicle ownership transfer in West Bengal is mandatory when a vehicle is sold, inherited, transferred through auction, or relocated to a new owner. In West Bengal, the seller must report the ownership transfer in Form 29 within 14 days (for same-state sale) or 45 days (inter-state), in order to avoid legal trouble and fines.
Ownership transfer requires the submission of specific documents to validate the change of vehicle ownership.
Form 29 – Notice of transfer of ownership
Form 30 – Application for transfer of ownership
Original Registration Certificate (RC)
Valid motor insurance policy
PUC certificate
Address proof of the buyer
Sale affidavit (if applicable)
No Objection Certificate (NOC) for financed vehicles or inter-state transfers
Here are the registration charges for new vehicles in West Bengal:
| Class of Vehicle | Registration Fee (₹) | Class of Vehicle | Registration Fee (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Invalid Carriage | ₹20 | Motorcycle | ₹60 |
| LMV (Non-Transport) | ₹200 | LMV (Transport) | ₹300 |
| Medium Goods Vehicle | ₹400 | Medium Passenger Vehicle | ₹400 |
| Heavy Goods Vehicle | ₹600 | Heavy Passenger Vehicle | ₹600 |
| Imported Motorcycle | ₹200 | Imported Motor Vehicle | ₹800 |
| Any other motor vehicle not mentioned above | ₹300 | - | - |
| Class of Vehicle | Total T.O. Fees Payable (₹) | Class of Vehicle | Total T.O. Fees Payable (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two Wheeler (Within 5 years) | 600 | Two Wheeler (Beyond 5 years) | 300 |
| Motor Car / Omnibus (Non-Transport) – Within 5 years | 2,000 | Motor Car / Omnibus (Non-Transport) – Beyond 5 years | 1,500 |
| Vehicles other than Sl. No. 1 & 2 (Non-Transport) – Within 5 years | T.O. Fee + 2,400 | Vehicles other than Sl. No. 1 & 2 (Non-Transport) – Beyond 5 years | T.O. Fee + 1,900 |
| Auto-Rickshaw (Transport) – Within 5 years | 750 | Auto-Rickshaw (Transport) – Beyond 5 years | 450 |
| Light Motor Vehicle (Transport) – Within 5 years | 2,050 | Light Motor Vehicle (Transport) – Beyond 5 years | 1,550 |
| Medium Motor Vehicle (Transport) – Within 5 years | 2,500 | Medium Motor Vehicle (Transport) – Beyond 5 years | 2,000 |
| Heavy Motor Vehicle (Transport) – Within 5 years | 4,000 | Heavy Motor Vehicle (Transport) – Beyond 5 years | 3,000 |
| Delay Period | Late Fee (₹) |
|---|---|
| Within 30 days after the expiry of the prescribed period | ₹100 |
| Between the 31st and 60th day after expiry | ₹200 |
| After 60 days from expiry | ₹300 |
Source - https://www.wbmveoa.org/know-your-tax-and-fees/
Road tax in West Bengal is a mandatory state levy imposed on vehicles for using public roads and for funding road infrastructure and transport services.
| Engine Capacity | Rate of Lifetime Tax |
|---|---|
| Up to 80 cc | 6.5% of the value of the vehicle or ₹1,800, whichever is higher |
| More than 80 cc but within 160 cc | 9% of the value of the vehicle or ₹3,600, whichever is higher |
| More than 160 cc | 10% of the value of the vehicle or ₹5,800, whichever is higher |
| Engine Capacity | Rate of Life-Time Tax | Rate of One-Time Tax |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 900 cc | 10% of vehicle value or ₹40,000, whichever is higher | 5.5% of vehicle value or ₹17,000, whichever is higher |
| More than 900 cc and up to 1490 cc | 10% of vehicle value or ₹55,000, whichever is higher | 5.5% of vehicle value or ₹25,000, whichever is higher |
| More than 1490 cc and up to 2000 cc | 10% of vehicle value or ₹80,000, whichever is higher | 5.5% of vehicle value or ₹35,000, whichever is higher |
| More than 2000 cc | 10% of vehicle value or ₹1,00,000, whichever is higher | 5.5% of vehicle value or ₹45,000, whichever is higher |
Notes:
A rebate of ₹10,000 on life-time tax is applicable for non-AC vehicles with engine capacity up to 800 cc.
A rebate of ₹3,000 on one-time tax is applicable for non-AC vehicles with engine capacity up to 800 cc.
Source - https://www.wbmveoa.org/know-your-tax-and-fees/
In West Bengal, road tax payment can be made only online through the Parivahan portal.
Visit the Parivahan official portal
Go to Online Services → Vehicle Related Services
Enter West Bengal State and Vehicle Details
Go to the “Pay Your Tax” option available under the services section
Enter your mobile number and complete OTP verification to proceed
Check the displayed vehicle and owner details, and update insurance information if required
Choose the tax period you wish to pay for (monthly, quarterly, yearly, or lifetime, as applicable)
Select a payment gateway such as GRIPS or SBIePAY and complete the payment using net banking, debit/credit card, or UPI
Download and securely save the payment receipt for future reference
The receipt generated on Parivahan serves as valid proof of road tax payment across West Bengal RTOs.
Vehicle owners and buyers in West Bengal can verify RC and owner details online to ensure transparency and avoid fraud. This can be done through the Parivahan portal or the mParivahan app, both maintained by the Government of India. The process is simple: enter the vehicle registration number → view vehicle and owner details → verify RC status, insurance, and validity instantly.
Form 20, Form 21, Form 22, valid motor insurance, address proof, invoice, PAN/Form 60, and temporary registration slip (if applicable).
Check online via the Parivahan portal or the mParivahan app by entering your vehicle registration number.
Use Parivahan or mParivahan to view owner name, RC status, vehicle class, fuel type, and validity by entering the registration number.
Penalties may include late fees, interest, fines during enforcement checks, and possible vehicle seizure until dues are cleared.
It records the lender’s interest on the RC for a financed vehicle and is done at the RTO after submitting lender details and fees.
Submit the lender’s NOC along with Form 35 at the RTO; upon verification, hypothecation is removed from the RC.
Charges vary by vehicle class and service (addition/removal); applicable fees are payable at the time of endorsement.
Apply online through the authorised HSRP portal linked to Parivahan, choose an installation centre, and book an appointment.
Track the application online using your vehicle details or order reference number on the HSRP portal.
Apply online via Parivahan or at the RTO by submitting Form 28 and required documents; NOC is issued after verification.
Book an appointment, present the vehicle for inspection at the RTO/automated testing station, and pay the prescribed fee.
RTO verifies ownership, chassis/engine numbers, tax payment, insurance, and compliance before confirming RC details.
Search by district or pin code on the Parivahan portal to locate the nearest RTO with address and services.
RTOs are generally closed on 2nd and 4th Saturdays, along with Sundays and public holidays.
For general transport assistance, use the state transport helpline numbers listed on official transport portals; availability may vary by district.
