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As far as I know, the road tax that is paid on a private vehicle is valid pan India. ( if it is a one time tax)
so, rest be assured, as long as you are in the city for less then 6 months, you can ride the bike. The tax was one time paid in full at the time of registration.
all cheers
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hi guys ! any idea how much is the fine for not paying the road tax for driving a delhi registered bike in karnataka... beacause the tax is huge now...around rs.7000... so if anyone knows the fine amount..please tell...
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Was returning from BIAL yesterday evening, at speeds of 50-55. Was stopped by a cop at an interceptor just after the first bridge.
Bugger checked docs & let go! I know this document checking business isn't allowed now, but I didn't argue.
They stopped another couple of bikes for no reason!!
Strangely, they were only pulling up cars for over-speeding.
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^^ Tats bad man
. Its exactly the spot that i alerted a couple of days ago, after paying the fine.
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Be aware bangalore
Folks returning from whitefield towards sarjapur on outer ring road be careful. There is tha van checking for overspeeding. Just paid 300 for speeding in outer ring road and my speed was 63kmph. They say the limit is 50kmph and within city its 40kmph. People gave 100 bribe and left but i argued so had to give 300.
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If you go to airport thus go through the other route, not only it is shorter it is also a beautiful clean well made road other than a stretch of few kms with some good turns.
From Hopefirm circle > Kadugodi > Hosur Road > Budigere Cross > Devanahalli > Airport.
If you are caught with a speeding ticket, it is useless to argue better pull off 100 bucks and pay it, if you argue sometimes they will print the slip and you have to pay more.
I was fined one day for a signal jump, was in parallel with a BMTC and thus could'nt see the signal the BMTC was crossing the road while the signal changed, soon after a cop across the street noted the number and said "confirmed signal jump" I was like WTH!, Quickly paid 50 bucks and zoomed off.
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Yes, Fine for over-speeding is 300. and the limit on the ORR strech for bikes is 50 and not 60. 60 is only in the BIAL road.Originally posted by tibby View PostAwww!! Thats bad man..
Fine=300?
Did you check with them whats the speed limit? 60 on the ring-road should be permissible IMO.
I will be commuting on this stretch from this Monday. Any help would be much appreciated.
They are usually stationed at EMC2 office in the mornings. this is the new location that i found today,after paying the fine for it.
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So 60 seems to be the limit here too. Will stick to it.Originally posted by pranay View PostThe cops (interceptors) could stay anywhere in between the stretch of Sarjapur - ORR junction till the Marathahalli Bridge. They usually start at noon after the morning rush hour subsides. They stay till about 4 o clock. So anyone travelling that stretch in between those times are bound to get a speeding ticket (there are very few who actually stay below 60).
Thanks! Fining for 63 kmph is absurd & more importantly insane. There should definitely be a small margin allowed (say upto 70kpmh). After all, road vehicles aren't as sophisticated as F1 cars to have a speed limiter (like for pit-lane speed restriction to 80kpmh) that takes control at the push of a button.Originally posted by pranay View PostNice thread. I was once fined for overspeeding in the BumbleBee (my 'Blade) in BIAL road. Recorded 'over-speed' was 63 kmph.
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The cops (interceptors) could stay anywhere in between the stretch of Sarjapur - ORR junction till the Marathahalli Bridge. They usually start at noon after the morning rush hour subsides. They stay till about 4 o clock. So anyone travelling that stretch in between those times are bound to get a speeding ticket (there are very few who actually stay below 60).Originally posted by tibby View PostAwww!! Thats bad man..
Fine=300?
Did you check with them whats the speed limit? 60 on the ring-road should be permissible IMO.
I will be commuting on this stretch from this Monday. Any help would be much appreciated.
Nice thread. I was once fined for overspeeding in the BumbleBee (my 'Blade) in BIAL road. Recorded 'over-speed' was 63 kmph.
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Awww!! Thats bad man..Originally posted by snapppy View Postanother location for interceptor: After marathalli bridge, towards Eco-space. got caught today when i was doin only 60-65
, coughed up the fine.
Fine=300?
Did you check with them whats the speed limit? 60 on the ring-road should be permissible IMO.
I will be commuting on this stretch from this Monday. Any help would be much appreciated.
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another location for interceptor: After marathalli bridge, towards Eco-space. got caught today when i was doin only 60-65
, coughed up the fine.
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OOPS...point noted.Originally posted by tibby View Post@Gurveer: Please post in complete english. No SMS lingo is allowed on xBhp.
Coming to your question of registration, check this link: Transport Department
Apart from that, do ensure you have the original documents (Tax paid receipt, Insurance, RC Book, Emission certificate) with you.
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Originally posted by gurveer View PostHi guys !
After reading these posts i thnk i shud tak some serious preventive measures as im from delhi n d bike is also registred for d same. I am riding my bike for d past 2 weeks without thinkin about d traffic rules here.
Can someone please tell what paper work has to be done for riding a non-karnataka bike in bangalore or sugest some reliable source to get this info.
@Gurveer: Please post in complete english. No SMS lingo is allowed on xBhp.Originally posted by harshit.d View PostYou need to pay the tax to the RTO as your vehicle is not registered to KA RTO. After that just keep the basic docs like DL, RC,Insurance, Pollution under Control certificate and RTO receipt with you.
Coming to your question of registration, check this link: Transport Department
Apart from that, do ensure you have the original documents (Tax paid receipt, Insurance, RC Book, Emission certificate) with you.Last edited by tibby; 06-23-2010, 04:56 PM.
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You need to pay the tax to the RTO as your vehicle is not registered to KA RTO. After that just keep the basic docs like DL, RC,Insurance, Pollution under Control certificate and RTO receipt with you.Originally posted by gurveer View PostHi guys !
After reading these posts i thnk i shud tak some serious preventive measures as im from delhi n d bike is also registred for d same. I am riding my bike for d past 2 weeks without thinkin about d traffic rules here.
Can someone please tell what paper work has to be done for riding a non-karnataka bike in bangalore or sugest some reliable source to get this info.
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