Such type of buses are also known as Chartered Buses. The permit holder cannot pick passengers other than those mentioned in the list. For this an agreement should be executed between the clients and the operators and the list of passengers should also be available with the driver of bus. The permit holder can operate under a contract with his client for a fixed destination within Delhi or outside Delhi. This is the most common type of permit used for hire and reward purpose. Transport Department has issued permits to battery operated 3 wheeled vehicles having seating capacity up to 10.Ĭontract Carriage Buses Permits (Chartered Buses): They ply on a fixed route and charge the fare as per S.T.A. These vehicles have since been replaced with vehicles having maximum seating capacity of 9. The operators using the three wheeled Harley - Davidson engine vehicles were issued Phat Phat Sewa permits. Total seating capacity of such vehicles should not exceed more than 12 excluding the Driver.
Such permit are issued by STA to vehicles carrying passengers to various parts of Delhi on a fixed route and as per the fare fixed by the STA. Fare is charged as per the fare meter mounted on such Vehicles & as determined by STA.Ī) Auto-Rickshaw-Rs.8.00 for first kilometer and thereafter Rs.3.50 for every additional kilometer.ī) Taxi-Rs.10.00 for first kilometer and thereafter Rs.5.00 for every additional kilometer. Such permits are issued by MLO (AR) Burari for carrying passengers to various places within Delhi. For the issue of National Permit, applicant has to apply on form 46 and 48 along with other formalities Permits for Passenger Vehicles However, maximum age in case of a multi-axle vehicle should not exceed 15 years. For obtaining such permits the maximum age of a particular vehicle should not exceed 12 years. National Permit is issued for a minimum of four continuous states (including the home state) under rule 86 & 87 of Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989. National permits are issued to goods vehicles to enable them to go outside the home state. PA/JCV/OPS/Tpt./16 dated 5th January 2006, counter signatures are not being done under section 88 of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 for those goods vehicle registered in other states and having a gross vehicle weight upto 7500 kg. In view of the Delhi Government Notification number F. These are the permits which are initially issued by one state and later on endorsed in another state by the concerned State or Regional Transport Authority under section 88 of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.
Permits granted to a particular vehicle for carrying a particular load has to be plied for that particular area only.Ĭounter Signatures of Goods Carrier permits: Such permit is granted under Section 79 of the Motor Vehicles Act,1988, to a goods vehicle operating within the state.
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