Pune News | Pimpri-Chinchwad to Get its Own Regional Transport Office (RTO), Easing Citizens’ Hassles

Pimpri : Pune News | In a major development for the residents of Pimpri-Chinchwad city, the Regional Transport Office (RTO) is set to make its debut soon. The move comes as a significant relief for citizens who previously had to bear the inconvenience of traveling to Pune for various RTO-related tasks. The proposal for upgrading the status of nine sub-regional transport offices in the state, including Pimpri-Chinchwad, was submitted by the RTO Commissioner’s Office to the Home Department, which has now been approved.

With the Pimpri-Chinchwad Sub-Regional Transport Office being elevated to a Regional Transport Office, the burden on citizens visiting Pune RTO for driving school licenses, national permits, and other services will be alleviated. The upgrade in rank will also result in an increased number of officers and staff, thereby reducing the strain on existing manpower and expediting the process of license issuance, vehicle fitting certificates, and other formalities.

The new RTO in Pimpri-Chinchwad will comprise several essential posts to efficiently cater to the needs of the residents. It will include one Regional Transport Officer, two Deputy Regional Transport Officers, four Assistant Transport Officers, thirty Motor Vehicle Inspectors, forty Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspectors, and twelve Clerks.

The move is expected to streamline the workflow and offer prompt services to citizens, making the entire process hassle-free. With a dedicated RTO office in their own city, residents can now look forward to availing various transportation-related services without enduring the inconvenience of traveling to Pune.

Total posts available for the new office:

Regional Transport Officer – 1
Deputy Regional Transport Officer – 2
Assistant Transport Officer – 4
Motor Vehicle Inspector – 30
Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector – 40
Clerk – 12

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