List Of RTO Districts In India
This is a list of the Indian RTOs and the assigned codes for vehicle registration. These are broken down to states or Union Territories and their districts.
Read more about List Of RTO Districts In India: AN—Andaman & Nicobar Islands, AP—Andhra Pradesh, AR—Arunachal Pradesh, AS—Assam, BR—Bihar, CG—Chhattisgarh, CH—Chandigarh, DD—Daman and Diu, DL—Delhi, DN—Dadra & Nagar Haveli, GA—Goa, HP—Himachal Pradesh, HR—Haryana, JH—Jharkhand, JK—Jammu & Kashmir, KA—Karnataka, KL—Kerala, LD—Lakshadweep, MH—Maharashtra, ML—Meghalaya, MN—Manipur, MP—Madhya Pradesh, MZ—Mizoram, NL—Nagaland, OD—Odisha, PB—Punjab, PY—Pondicherry, RJ—Rajasthan, SK—Sikkim, TN—Tamil Nadu, TR—Tripura, UK—Uttarakhand, UP—Uttar Pradesh, WB—West Bengal
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