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Hyderabad has six RTO codes, TG-09 to TG-14. Find the RTO offices, addresses, timings, covered areas and services of Hyderabad in one place.
Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana, has six RTO codes, TG-09, TG-10, TG-11, TG-12, TG-13 and TG-14. Vehicles registered in Hyderabad carry the TG code followed by one of these numbers on their number plate.
The codes are spread over the Central, North, East, South and West parts of the city, so the code of a vehicle depends on the RTO office where it was registered.
Closed on Sundays and gazetted government holidays. Timings can change, so please confirm with the office before you visit.
There can be more areas as well. These are only the popular names, and it is not necessary that only these areas come under these RTOs.
Addresses, timings and covered areas are taken from public sources and can change. Please confirm them on the official transport website or with the office before you visit.
These are the RTO offices of Hyderabad with their codes. Select an office to see its details.
TG-14 is also allotted to Hyderabad, but a separate office address for it is not listed in the sources. Please check the RTO of a TG-14 vehicle on the Parivahan portal.
Every Hyderabad vehicle gets a plate that starts with TG, followed by the RTO number from 09 to 14, two series letters and a four digit number. Vehicles registered before the code change carry TS instead of TG, such as TS 09.
Example number TG 09 AB 1234 (for showing the format only)
Learn more about all Telangana RTO codes and the types of number plates.
The Hyderabad RTO offices provide these common transport services.
Follow these steps to save time at the office.
These RTO codes belong to the districts around Hyderabad.
Check the details of the other Telangana RTO offices.
See the complete list of Telangana RTO codes from TG-01 to TG-38.
Hyderabad has six RTO codes, TG-09, TG-10, TG-11, TG-12, TG-13 and TG-14, because of its large number of vehicles.
The Hyderabad RTO offices are commonly listed as Khairatabad (TG-09), Secunderabad or Trimulgherry (TG-10), Malakpet (TG-11), Chandrayangutta (TG-12) and Tolichowki or Mehdipatnam (TG-13). TG-14 is also allotted to Hyderabad, so confirm its office on the Parivahan portal.
TG 09 is the Hyderabad RTO at Khairatabad in Central Hyderabad. Police department vehicles are registered under 09 with a series starting with P.
Telangana changed its state code from TS to TG as per the Telangana Gazette dated 14 March 2024. New vehicles get the TG code, while older vehicles keep their TS plates, such as TS 09.
The Hyderabad RTO offices commonly work from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on working days and are closed on Sundays and gazetted holidays. Timings can change, so confirm with the office.
Areas commonly listed are Khairatabad, Somajiguda, Secunderabad, Trimulgherry, Malakpet, Moosarambagh, Chandrayangutta, Bandlaguda, Tolichowki and Mehdipatnam. Area limits can change, so confirm your locality with the office.
You can apply for a learner and permanent driving licence, vehicle registration and RC services, ownership transfer, fitness certificates, permits and road tax payments. Many of these can be started online on the Parivahan portal.
No. TG-07 is Ranga Reddy and TG-08 is Medchal-Malkajgiri. They are separate RTO codes of districts next to Hyderabad.
Fees, codes and rules are given for general guidance and can change. Please verify them on the official Parivahan portal or with your RTO before you apply.
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