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Section 50: Form and manner of display of registration marks on the motor vehicles

The Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989.State Rules of Bihar · 1988

74[(1) On or after commencement of this rule, the registration mark referred to in sub-section (6) of section 41 shall be displayed both at the front and at the rear of all motor vehicles clearly and legibly in the form of security license plate of the following specifications, namely:—

(i) the plate shall be a solid unit made of 1.0 mm aluminium conforming to DIN 1745/DIN 1783 or ISO 7591. Border edges and corners of the plate shall be rounded to avoid injuries to the extent of approx. 10 mm and the plates must have an embossed border.

The plate shall be suitable for hot stamping and reflective sheet has to be guaranteed for imperishable nature for minimum five years. The fast colouring of legend and border to be done by hot stamping;

(ii) the plate should bear the letters "IND" in blue colour on the extreme left centre of the plate. The letter should be one-fourth of the size of letters mentioned in rule 51 and should be buried into the foil or applied by hot stamping and should be integral part of the plate;

(iii) each plate shall be protected against counterfeiting by applying chromiumbased hologram, applied by hot stamping. Stickers and adhesive labels are not permitted. The plate shall bear a permanent consecutive identification number of minimum seven digits, to be laser branded into the reflective sheeting and hot stamping film shall bear a verification inscription;

(iv) apart from the registration marks on the front and rear, the third registration mark in the form of self-destructive type, chromium based hologram sticker shall be affixed on the left-hand top side of the windshield of the vehicle. The registration details such as registration number, registering authority, etc., shall be printed on the sticker. The third registration mark shall be issued by the registering authorities/approved dealers of the licence ____________________ 72b . R. 49 renumbered as sub-R. (1) thereof and sub-R. (2) inserted by G.S.R. 810(E), dated 17-11- 2014 (w.e.f.17-11-2014).

73 . Substituted by G.S.R. 338(E), dated 26-3-1993 (w.e.f. 26-3-1993).

74. Sub-R. (1) substituted by G.S.R. 221(E), dated 28-3-2001 as amended by S.O. 938(E), dated 24-9- 2001, S.O. 499(E), dated 9-5-2002 and S.O. 59(E), dated 21-1-2003 (w.e.f. 1-1-2004).

https://www.vahan.nic.in/makermodel/ 7 plates manufacturer alongwith the regular registration marks, and thereafter if such sticker is destroyed, it shall be issued by the licence plate manufacturer or his dealer:

(v) the plate shall be fastened with non-removable/non-reusable snap lock fitting system on rear of the vehicle at the premises of the registering authority;

The license plates with all the above specifications and the specified registrations for a vehicle shall be issued by the registering authority or approved the license plates manufacturers or their dealers. The Central Road Research Institute, New Delhi or any of the agency authorized by the Central Government shall approve the license plates manufacturers to the above specification;

(vi) the size of the plate for different categories of vehicles shall be as follows:— 74a [For 74b [two and three-wheelers, 200 x 100 mm quadricycles, E-rickshaws and E-carts] For Light Motor Vehicles/Passenger cars 340x200mm/500x 120 mm For medium commercial vehicles, heavy commercial vehicles and Trailer/combination 340 x200 mm:

Provided that this sub-rule shall apply to already registered vehicles two years from the date of commencement:]

75[Provided further that the size of the registration plates for agricultural tractors shall be as follows:— Front - 285x45 mm

Where this provision sits

ActThe Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989.
Section50
Marginal noteForm and manner of display of registration marks on the motor vehicles
JurisdictionState of Bihar
StatusIn force as published by the source

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