High security number plate odisha

The The deadline for affixing HSRP for vehicles carrying Odisha registration mark and registration number ending with 1 and 2 is August 31, according to a release. It is September 31 for registration number ending with 3 and 4, October 31 for registration number ending with 5 and 6, November 31 registration number ending with 7 and 8 and December 31 for registration number ending with 9 and 0, the STA said. A fine will be imposed in the range of Rs 5,000 or Rs 10,000 under the The vehicle identification number in aluminium plates are laser encoded, which is easy to be scanned and difficult to be tampered with or replaced as it comes with a non-removable snap-lock. The registration number will have a unified font and style, making them better comprehensible. The HSRP has details like engine number and chassis number in a central database, which, along with a 10 digit PIN or laser code -- helps in identifying a stolen car. The vehicle owner can book for HSRP and make payment through the online portal authorized by the manufacturers to maintain the transparency and to prevent excess charging from the vehicle owners, it said. The "The service will soon be available for vehicle owners of these states on our website," Siam, an apex body of all major vehicle and vehicular engine manufacturers, posted on Twitter. The HSRP has already been made mandatory for all new vehicles registered since April 1, 2019, the STA added.

“The deadline for affixation of High Security Registration Plate (HSRP) on the old vehicles registered prior to April 1, 2019 carrying Odisha Registration number ended on February 28, 2023.It is observed that some vehicles are plying on road without affixing HSRP. The State Transport Authority, Odisha, will conduct a special drive from June 23, 2023 to detect such vehicles plying without HSRP and impose penalty on their owners,” said an official. As on June 7, 2023, a total of 40,93,608 vehicle owners have booked slot, out of which HSRP has been affixed in 35,87,577 vehicles. Vehicles owners are advised to affix HSRP at the earliest to avoid penalty, said Lalmohan Sethi, Additional Commissioner of Transport (Road Safety & Enforcement) in Odisha. Vehicles plying sans the HSRP will attract penalties of Rs 5,000 or Rs 10, 000 under Section 192 of MV Act, 1988, he added.

The online service to book High Security Registration Plates (HSRPs) and colour-coded stickers for old vehicles in Odisha will be available by the end of June 1, informed the State Transport Authority (STA) on Monday. Taking to Twitter, the STA said vehicle owners can avail the service by visiting the official website of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM)-http://siam.in. “The Commerce and Transport Department has directed OEMs to make their online portals live for Odisha customers to facilitate booking of HSRP immediately. Vehicle owners are free to choose any dealer, place and date for affixing of HSRP,” the STA added. Here's is everything you need to know about High Security Registration Plate(HSRP) What is HSRP? The number plate is made of aluminium. These plates are tamper-proof and come with two non-reusable locks. The number plates will have a chromium-based Ashoka Chakra on the left, along with 'IND' written. The vehicle identification number will be laser encoded, which is easy to be scanned and difficult to be tampered with. Why HSRP? 1. Anti-theft- Old number plates are easy to tamper with and can be misused by thieves. HSRP plates come with a non-removable snap- lock and are almost impossible to replace. 2. The HSRPs comprises details like engine number and chassis number in a centralised database. The stored data along with a 10 digit PIN (laser code) helps in identifying a stolen car. 3. Old number plates used to come with different fonts an...

Highlights • The State Transport Authority has given three months time period to vehicle owners • The new rule is for vehicles registered prior to April 1, 2019 • Challans will be issued in accordance with the last date or dateline fixed by the department The Odisha government has mandated High Security Registration Plate (HSRP) for all categories of vehicles, registered prior to April 1, 2019. The State Transport Authority has given three months time period to vehicle owners to fix the 'High Security Registration Plate' on old vehicles before enforcement is undertaken by Transport Department and State Police. The 'High Security Registration Plate' has already been made mandatory for all kinds of new vehicles registered on or after April 2019 in the state. The Transport Department has fixed different datelines for vehicles as per their registration numbers. • August 31, 2022, is the deadline for vehicles carrying the Odisha registration mark and registration numbers ending with 1 and 2 • September 30, 2022, is the deadline for vehicles carrying Odisha registration mark and registration numbers ending with 3 and 4 • October 31, 2022, is for vehicles carrying Odisha registration mark and registration numbers ending with 5 and 6 • November 30, 2022, is for vehicles carrying Odisha registration mark and registration numbers ending with 7 and 8 • December 31, 2022, for vehicles carrying Odisha registration mark and registration numbers ending with 9 and 0 As per the order from ...

With the Odisha government all set to impose hefty fines on vehicles without The deadline for affixation of HSRP on old vehicles registered prior to April 1, 2019, carrying Odisha registration mark and registration number ending with 1, 2, 3 and 4, is going to end on September 30. With just a few days left before the deadline, the number of online applications for HSRP has witnessed a steep rise in the State. “My vehicle’s registration number ends with 5. After trying for months, I got a slot for November month end. The government should take necessary steps for speedy delivery of registration plates. Besides, the build quality of HSRP is very poor,” alleged a resident of Balasore. “I am yet to understand the benefits of using Targeting government over insufficient time limit, road safety activist Prakash Mohapatra said, “It is very difficult to affix HSRP in all the vehicles with a short period of time. People are in panic state as the deadline is fast approaching.” Notably, more than 50,000 online applications for HSRP are being received daily, while around 13,000 number plates are being affixed. As of now, more than 12.6 lakh online applications for HSRP have been received while over 6.51 lakh vehicles have got their high-security registration plates. How to apply HSRP • Visit www.siam.in • Click book HSRP • Complete HSRP Registration by entering name, vehicle registration number, email, phone number and state details. • You will be redirected to a separate page where y...