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4
Oct
2022
Brief on GSR 762(E) dated 04 Oct 2022 Draft Amendment to BH Series Registration Mark Rules
Brief on BH series amendment rules
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) issued a draft notification G.S.R 672(E) on 04 Oct 2022 to notify amendments in the rules governing Bharat (BH) series registration mark.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) issued a draft notification G.S.R 672(E) on 04 Oct 2022 to notify amendments in the rules governing Bharat (BH) series registration mark.
MoRTH introduced the BH series registration mark vide G.S.R. 594(E) dated 26 August 2021. Over the course of the implementation of these rules, several representations have been received towards strengthening the BH series ecosystem.
In an endeavour to further improve as well as widen the scope of BH series implementation, MoRTH has proposed new rules with the following key features:
1. The transfer of vehicles with BH series registration marks to other persons, who are eligible or ineligible for the BH series, has been facilitated.
2. Vehicles currently having regular registration mark can also be converted to BH series registration mark subject to payment of requisite tax, to facilitate persons who subsequently become eligible for BH series registration mark.
3. To provide further ease of life to citizens, an amendment in rule 48 has been proposed to provide flexibility to submit applications for the BH series either at the place of residence or place of work.
4. The Working Certificate to be submitted by private sector employees has been further strengthened to prevent misuse.
1. The transfer of vehicles with BH series registration marks to other persons, who are eligible or ineligible for the BH series, has been facilitated.
2. Vehicles currently having regular registration mark can also be converted to BH series registration mark subject to payment of requisite tax, to facilitate persons who subsequently become eligible for BH series registration mark.
3. To provide further ease of life to citizens, an amendment in rule 48 has been proposed to provide flexibility to submit applications for the BH series either at the place of residence or place of work.
4. The Working Certificate to be submitted by private sector employees has been further strengthened to prevent misuse.