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Vehicle owners told to keep registration papers with them
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Road Transport Authority, Guntur district seized 120 vehicles moving without permanent registration. Owners of about 5,000 vehicles in the district were penalised for not producing necessary documents for the first time. The officials warned that if they notice the vehicle moving without registration for second time, they will produce in the court and which would impose a penalty of Rs 10,000 and
Guntur: Road Transport Authority, Guntur district seized 120 vehicles moving without permanent registration. Owners of about 5,000 vehicles in the district were penalised for not producing necessary documents for the first time. The officials warned that if they notice the vehicle moving without registration for second time, they will produce in the court and which would impose a penalty of Rs 10,000 and conviction also.
Deputy Transport Commissioner GC Rajaratnam asked the vehicle owners to get permanent registration immediately and follow the instructions of the road transport authority and cooperate with the officials to avoid heavy penalty.
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