The government regularly issues rules for vehicles, and following these rules is mandatory. If you don’t follow them, you may have to pay a hefty fine. One such rule involves the High-Security Registration Plate (HSRP). If you don’t get this plate, you could face a fine of ₹10,000. Here’s everything you need to know about HSRP plates and how to get them to avoid fines.
What is an HSRP Plate?
HSRP stands for High-Security Registration Plate. It is a special number plate with high security and reflective properties. The government has made it mandatory to have this plate on your vehicle. Once you get the HSRP plate, it must be verified. Different categories of vehicles have specific fine rates if they don’t have the HSRP plate.
Fines for Not Having HSRP Plates
If you don’t get an HSRP plate, the fines are as follows:
- For two-wheelers: The first fine is ₹2,000, and subsequent fines are ₹5,000.
- For four-wheelers: The first fine is ₹5,000, and subsequent fines are ₹10,000.
Deadline for Getting HSRP Plates
The deadline for getting HSRP plates is July 31. Make sure to get your plate before this date to avoid fines.
Which Vehicles Need HSRP Plates?
Vehicles registered after April 1, 2019, must have HSRP plates. Vehicles registered before this date need to get the HSRP plate as soon as possible. This rule applies to all types of vehicles, including passenger and personal vehicles, cars, motorcycles, and trucks.
How to Get an HSRP Plate
To get an HSRP plate, you need to apply online. Follow these steps:
- Visit the website www.siam.in.
- Fill out the online application form.
- Pay the required fee.
- Go to your nearest dealer to get the plate installed.
Avoid Traffic Fines
To avoid traffic fines, get your HSRP plate as soon as possible. This will save you from inconvenience and hefty fines.
Make sure to follow these steps and get your HSRP plate before the deadline. Stay safe and avoid fines by complying with the traffic rules.
