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These rules may be called the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Motor Vehicles Rules, 1969. | What is the official name of these rules? | The official name is the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Motor Vehicles Rules, 1969. |
The rules apply to the whole of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and come into force immediately. | Where do the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Motor Vehicles Rules apply? | These rules apply to the whole of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. |
The term 'articulated vehicle' means a motor vehicle to which a trailer is attached so that part of the trailer's weight is borne by the main vehicle. | What is an 'articulated vehicle' according to the rules? | An articulated vehicle is a motor vehicle to which a trailer is attached, with part of the trailer's weight borne by the main vehicle. |
The Excise and Taxation Officer of the District is the registering authority. | Who acts as the registering authority under the KP Motor Vehicles Rules? | The Excise and Taxation Officer of the District serves as the registering authority. |
For a public service vehicle, the registration mark must be displayed inside above the windshield. | Where should the registration mark be displayed on a public service vehicle? | The registration mark should be displayed inside the vehicle above the windshield. |
The registering authority must give vehicle owners an opportunity to be heard before suspending the certificate of registration. | What must the registering authority do before suspending a vehicle's certificate of registration? | The authority must give the vehicle owner an opportunity to be heard. |
Temporary registration certificates can be issued to newly sold vehicles if the purchaser needs to transport the vehicle to a different district for permanent registration. | When can a temporary registration certificate be issued under these rules? | It can be issued for a newly sold vehicle being transported to a different district for permanent registration. |
A certificate of fitness for transport vehicles may be issued by a licensed automobile workshop or the Motor Vehicles Examiner. | Who can issue a certificate of fitness for transport vehicles? | A licensed automobile workshop or the Motor Vehicles Examiner can issue a certificate of fitness. |
Fees for fitness certificates include rupees twenty for the initial grant and rupees ten for renewal if applied within fifteen days of expiration. | What are the fees for issuing and renewing a certificate of fitness? | The fee is rupees twenty for issuing and rupees ten for renewal if applied within fifteen days of expiration. |
The renewal application for a fitness certificate must be submitted at least fifteen days before expiration. | When must a renewal application for a fitness certificate be submitted? | It must be submitted at least fifteen days before expiration. |
The word 'TAXI' must be painted in the middle of the windshield and rear glass of a motor cab in white letters. | Where should the word 'TAXI' be painted on a motor cab? | It should be painted in the middle of the windshield and rear glass in white letters. |
Every public service vehicle must have its registration mark at least eighteen inches above ground level. | What is the required height for the registration mark on a public service vehicle? | The registration mark must be at least eighteen inches above ground level. |
The registering authority may assign a new registration mark on receipt of Form R. M. A. | What form is required to assign a new registration mark? | Form R. M. A. is required to assign a new registration mark. |
The certificate of fitness will indicate the vehicle's next inspection date, which must be adhered to by the owner. | What does the certificate of fitness indicate regarding future inspections? | It indicates the vehicle's next inspection date, which the owner must follow. |
Duplicate certificates are issued in cases of loss or destruction of the original certificate of registration or fitness, upon payment of a fee. | What happens if a vehicle's certificate of registration is lost? | A duplicate certificate can be issued upon payment of a fee. |
Registration fees vary by vehicle type, with motorcycles and scooters charged at one percent of the vehicle's value, and tractors at a fixed fee. | How are registration fees determined? | They vary by vehicle type, with motorcycles and scooters at one percent of the vehicle's value and tractors at a fixed fee. |
Certain vehicles, like motor ambulances and those belonging to foreign missions, are exempt from registration fees. | Which vehicles are exempt from registration fees? | Motor ambulances and vehicles belonging to foreign missions are exempt. |
A change in address requires an application in Form C. A., accompanied by a fee. | What is required to change a vehicle's registered address? | An application in Form C. A., along with a fee, is required. |
Temporary registration is allowed for up to ten days and is non-renewable. | What is the validity period for a temporary registration certificate? | It is valid for up to ten days and cannot be renewed. |
A trade certificate allows a manufacturer or dealer to use a motor vehicle under special registration marks for specific purposes. | What is a trade certificate used for? | It allows a manufacturer or dealer to use a vehicle under special registration marks for specified purposes. |
Vehicles used in construction and maintenance, like road rollers and graders, are exempt from the rules on regular motor vehicle registration. | Which vehicles are exempt from regular registration requirements? | Construction and maintenance vehicles, such as road rollers and graders, are exempt. |
In the event of a hire-purchase agreement, both parties must notify the registering authority for changes in vehicle ownership records. | What should be done when a vehicle is under a hire-purchase agreement? | Both parties must notify the registering authority to update vehicle ownership records. |
Registration certificates must list vehicle owner details and a description of the vehicle, maintained by the registering authority. | What information must a registration certificate contain? | It must contain the vehicle owner's details and a description of the vehicle. |
Registered weights, including unladen and laden weights, are assigned based on Section 28. | How are weights assigned to vehicles? | Registered weights, such as unladen and laden weights, are assigned based on Section 28. |
The certificate of fitness can be canceled by a Motor Vehicles Examiner or a Deputy Superintendent of Police if the vehicle does not meet standards. | Who has the authority to cancel a certificate of fitness? | A Motor Vehicles Examiner or a Deputy Superintendent of Police can cancel it if standards are not met. |
Vehicles entering Khyber Pakhtunkhwa from outside must report details to the local registering authority if they stay beyond fourteen days. | What is required for vehicles entering KP from other regions? | Vehicles staying longer than fourteen days must report their details to the local registering authority. |
Hire-purchase vehicles require a fee of rupees ten to endorse the agreement on the certificate of registration. | What fee is charged to endorse a hire-purchase agreement on a registration certificate? | A fee of rupees ten is charged. |
Fees for the transfer of ownership vary by vehicle type, with different rates for motorcycles, cars, and tractors. | What are the fees for transferring vehicle ownership? | Transfer fees vary by vehicle type, with different rates for motorcycles, cars, and tractors. |
Form C.R.L.D. is used to apply for a duplicate registration certificate if the original is lost or damaged. | What form is needed for a duplicate registration certificate? | Form C.R.L.D. is required for a duplicate certificate if the original is lost or damaged. |
For vehicles damaged but deemed safe to drive, an endorsement in Form C. F. X. specifies a safe speed for reaching a repair destination. | What is Form C. F. X. used for? | It is used to specify a safe speed for a damaged vehicle to reach a repair destination. |
Public transport vehicles must display the registered laden weight (R.L.W.) and unladen weight (U.W.) inside the vehicle. | What weight information must public transport vehicles display? | They must display the registered laden weight (R.L.W.) and unladen weight (U.W.) inside the vehicle. |
The registering authority may assign weights to transport vehicles upon request by the owner, with a choice to register a weight less than the maximum permitted. | Can a vehicle owner request a lower registered weight for a transport vehicle? | Yes, the owner can request a registered weight lower than the maximum permitted. |
Appeals against a registering authority's order can be made to the Director General of Excise and Taxation within the district. | Who handles appeals against decisions made by the registering authority? | The Director General of Excise and Taxation handles such appeals within the district. |
Registration marks must be displayed at both the front and rear of a vehicle, with specified dimensions for letters and numerals based on vehicle type. | Where must registration marks be displayed on vehicles? | They must be displayed at both the front and rear of the vehicle. |
Letters in registration marks for motorcycles and motor cab rickshaws must be at least 1.66 inches high and 0.5 inches thick. | What is the size requirement for registration letters on motorcycles and motor cab rickshaws? | Letters must be at least 1.66 inches high and 0.5 inches thick. |
An appeal against suspension of a certificate of fitness must be filed in duplicate, accompanied by a fee and a copy of the original order. | What is required to file an appeal against a fitness certificate suspension? | An appeal must be filed in duplicate with a fee and a copy of the original order. |
In case of temporary unavailability of the registering authority, a temporary registration certificate can be issued by an Assistant Collector or an Inspector of Police. | Who can issue a temporary registration if the registering authority is unavailable? | An Assistant Collector or an Inspector of Police can issue a temporary registration. |
The vehicle owner must submit an application for the renewal of a fitness certificate at least 15 days before its expiration. | How far in advance must a vehicle owner apply for fitness certificate renewal? | At least 15 days before the certificate's expiration. |
A duplicate certificate of fitness can be issued by a licensed automobile workshop in cases of loss or damage. | Who can issue a duplicate certificate of fitness if the original is lost? | A licensed automobile workshop can issue a duplicate certificate of fitness. |
To apply for a trade certificate, an automobile dealer must submit an application in Form T.C.A. along with the prescribed fee. | What form is needed to apply for a trade certificate? | Form T.C.A. is required, along with the prescribed fee. |
Trade certificates allow dealers to use unregistered vehicles for test drives, transportation to workshops, and exhibitions. | What activities are permitted under a trade certificate? | Permitted activities include test drives, transportation to workshops, and exhibitions. |
Temporary registration is available for newly sold vehicles, valid for a maximum of ten days without the option for renewal. | How long is a temporary registration valid for newly sold vehicles? | It is valid for a maximum of ten days and cannot be renewed. |
Motor cabs and motor cab rickshaws must display 'TAXI' in white on the windshield and rear glass. | What label must be displayed on motor cabs and rickshaws? | The label 'TAXI' must be displayed in white on the windshield and rear glass. |
Public service vehicles must display the names and addresses of owners in block letters on both sides of the vehicle. | What information must be displayed on public service vehicles? | The owner's name and address must be displayed in block letters on both sides. |
Each vehicle's registered laden weight and unladen weight must be displayed in the driver's cab area. | Where should weight details be displayed in a public transport vehicle? | They must be displayed in the driver's cab area. |
Trade certificates allow only one vehicle to be used on the road at a time per certificate. | How many vehicles can be on the road under a single trade certificate? | Only one vehicle can be used on the road per trade certificate at a time. |
If a registration certificate is damaged or torn, the owner may request a duplicate, stamped 'Duplicate' in red. | What should be done if a registration certificate is torn? | The owner may request a duplicate certificate, stamped 'Duplicate' in red. |
If a registration certificate is canceled, the vehicle may still be driven under special conditions to reach a repair destination. | Can a vehicle with a canceled registration certificate be driven? | Yes, under specific conditions to reach a repair destination. |
Road rollers and construction equipment are exempt from the regular registration rules under Chapter III. | Are road rollers required to follow standard registration rules? | No, road rollers and construction equipment are exempt from standard registration rules. |
The regional transport authority may authorize licensed automobile workshops to issue fitness certificates. | Who can authorize workshops to issue fitness certificates? | The regional transport authority can authorize licensed automobile workshops to issue certificates. |
Motor vehicles belonging to foreign consulates and the United Nations staff are exempt from registration fees. | Are there any exemptions from registration fees for foreign vehicles? | Yes, vehicles belonging to foreign consulates and UN staff are exempt. |
If a motor vehicle's registration is temporarily suspended, the driver must carry a receipt indicating the suspension period. | What must a driver carry if their vehicle's registration is temporarily suspended? | The driver must carry a receipt indicating the suspension period. |
Vehicles entering KP from other regions must register if they remain for more than 14 days unless exempt. | What is required for out-of-region vehicles staying in KP for more than 14 days? | They must register with the local authority if staying more than 14 days, unless exempt. |
If a vehicle's registration mark becomes illegible, the owner must replace it to remain compliant with display requirements. | What must an owner do if a registration mark becomes illegible? | The owner must replace it to comply with display requirements. |
Temporary registration marks are printed in red on a yellow background for easy identification. | What color are temporary registration marks? | Temporary registration marks are printed in red on a yellow background. |
Registration fees for cars vary based on engine capacity, with higher fees for vehicles with engines above 2500cc. | How are registration fees for cars determined? | Fees vary based on engine capacity, with higher fees for engines above 2500cc. |
Tractors have a fixed registration fee of rupees 1000, exempt from percentage-based fees applied to other vehicles. | What is the registration fee for tractors? | Tractors have a fixed registration fee of rupees 1000. |
Duplicate fitness certificates may be requested if the original is lost or damaged, with a required fee of rupees ten. | How much does a duplicate fitness certificate cost? | A duplicate fitness certificate costs rupees ten. |
Vehicles used for hire-purchase agreements must notify the registering authority to document the agreement on the certificate. | What must be done if a vehicle is used under a hire-purchase agreement? | The registering authority must be notified to document the agreement on the certificate. |
When a certificate of registration is suspended or canceled, the driver must present a temporary receipt as a substitute. | What can a driver use if their certificate of registration is suspended? | A driver can present a temporary receipt as a substitute for the registration certificate. |
Changes to a vehicle's registration address must be applied for using Form C. A. and paying the applicable fee. | How can a vehicle owner change the registered address? | By applying with Form C. A. and paying the applicable fee. |
The appellate authority for suspension of registration certificates is the Superintendent of Police within the respective jurisdiction. | Who is the appellate authority for registration suspension appeals? | The Superintendent of Police within the jurisdiction is the appellate authority. |
Form C.F.L.A. is required to apply for a license to issue or renew certificates of fitness at a licensed automobile workshop. | What form is needed to apply for a fitness certification license for workshops? | Form C.F.L.A. is needed to apply for a fitness certification license for workshops. |
Licensed workshops must maintain a standard set by the Provincial Transport Authority to qualify for certification of fitness licensing. | What standard must licensed workshops meet for issuing certificates of fitness? | Licensed workshops must meet a standard set by the Provincial Transport Authority. |
Trade certificates are valid for one year from the date of issue, unless suspended or canceled. | How long is a trade certificate valid? | A trade certificate is valid for one year from the date of issue. |
In cases of hire-purchase, if the owner defaults, the other party may take possession after notifying the registering authority. | What happens if an owner defaults under a hire-purchase agreement? | The other party may take possession after notifying the registering authority. |
Transport vehicles carrying hazardous materials must display appropriate signage and adhere to safety regulations. | What requirements must be met by transport vehicles carrying hazardous materials? | They must display appropriate signage and follow safety regulations. |
A certificate of fitness is necessary for vehicles with commercial or public service purposes, as stipulated in Chapter VI. | Which vehicles require a certificate of fitness? | Vehicles used for commercial or public service purposes require a certificate of fitness. |
Vehicle owners can appeal the suspension of their registration certificate to the Director General of Excise and Taxation. | To whom can vehicle owners appeal a suspension of their registration certificate? | They can appeal to the Director General of Excise and Taxation. |
If a duplicate certificate of fitness is issued, it must be clearly marked 'Duplicate' in red ink. | How should a duplicate certificate of fitness be marked? | It should be marked 'Duplicate' in red ink. |
Temporary permits for newly sold vehicles allow buyers to transport them to the district where they will be permanently registered. | What is the purpose of a temporary permit for newly sold vehicles? | It allows buyers to transport vehicles to the district for permanent registration. |
When a vehicle's registered owner passes away, transfer of ownership requires an application in Form T.O. with a transfer fee. | What is required for ownership transfer after the registered owner's death? | An application in Form T.O. and a transfer fee are required. |
If a vehicle's registration plate is lost, a replacement must be applied for through the local registering authority. | What should be done if a registration plate is lost? | A replacement must be applied for through the local registering authority. |
Registration fees vary by vehicle type, with motorcycles and scooters requiring one percent of the vehicle's value. | How are registration fees calculated for motorcycles and scooters? | They are calculated as one percent of the vehicle's value. |
Public service vehicles must have their registration numbers clearly displayed on a plane surface inside the vehicle. | Where should the registration number be displayed inside public service vehicles? | It should be displayed on a plane surface inside the vehicle. |
Registered weights are required to be displayed in pounds, following the specifications set forth by the registering authority. | In what units must registered weights be displayed? | Registered weights must be displayed in pounds. |
Renewal fees for certificates of fitness are ten rupees if the vehicle is presented within fifteen days of expiration, with additional penalties applied for late renewals. | What is the renewal fee for a certificate of fitness if presented within 15 days of expiration? | The renewal fee is ten rupees, with additional penalties for late renewals. |
Motor cabs must display the word 'TAXI' in white lettering on both the windshield and rear glass. | What label must be displayed on motor cabs? | The word 'TAXI' must be displayed in white lettering on both the windshield and rear glass. |
Appeals against cancellation of fitness certificates can be filed with the Superintendent of Police in the relevant area. | Where can an appeal be filed against the cancellation of a fitness certificate? | An appeal can be filed with the Superintendent of Police in the relevant area. |
For a temporary registration, a special registration mark is issued, printed in red on a yellow background for clear identification. | What color is the temporary registration mark? | It is printed in red on a yellow background. |
For transport vehicles, the fee for a certificate of fitness renewal includes a penalty if submitted after the designated 15-day period. | Is there a penalty for late fitness certificate renewals? | Yes, a penalty applies if the renewal is submitted after the designated 15-day period. |
Changes in seating capacity of a vehicle require an application in Form A.M. and a fee based on vehicle size. | What is required to change a vehicle's seating capacity? | An application in Form A.M. and a fee based on vehicle size are required. |
The owner must immediately report to the registering authority if a registration certificate is lost or destroyed. | What must be done if a registration certificate is lost? | The owner must report the loss to the registering authority immediately. |
An application for a duplicate certificate of registration must be submitted with Form C.R.L.D. and a fee. | What form is needed to apply for a duplicate registration certificate? | Form C.R.L.D. is required, along with a fee. |
If a certificate of fitness is deemed unfit, a Motor Vehicles Examiner or licensed workshop can suspend it. | Who has the authority to suspend a certificate of fitness? | A Motor Vehicles Examiner or licensed workshop has the authority to suspend it. |
Public service vehicles must display carrying capacities for different classes if they provide multiple accommodations. | What must public service vehicles display regarding passenger accommodation? | They must display carrying capacities for different passenger classes. |
In the case of defaced certificates, duplicates may be issued, stamped 'Duplicate' in red ink. | What must be done if a certificate is defaced? | A duplicate can be issued, stamped 'Duplicate' in red ink. |
Vehicle alterations, such as engine upgrades, require an application in Form A.M. with applicable fees. | What is required for vehicle alterations like engine upgrades? | An application in Form A.M. with applicable fees is required. |
The registration of motor vehicles owned by foreign diplomatic missions is exempt from fees under special provisions. | Are vehicles owned by foreign diplomatic missions subject to registration fees? | No, they are exempt under special provisions. |
Road rollers and graders, as road-maintenance vehicles, are exempt from the registration requirements of ordinary vehicles. | Are road rollers subject to the same registration requirements as regular vehicles? | No, they are exempt from regular vehicle registration requirements. |
Each registration certificate must display the vehicle owner's full name and address as recorded by the authority. | What information must a registration certificate include about the owner? | It must include the owner's full name and address. |
Vehicle records, including ownership details, must be kept and maintained by the registering authority. | Who is responsible for maintaining vehicle records? | The registering authority is responsible for maintaining vehicle records. |
Transport vehicles can have their fitness certificates canceled if they do not comply with Chapter VI requirements. | Under what conditions can a fitness certificate for a transport vehicle be canceled? | If the vehicle does not comply with Chapter VI requirements, its fitness certificate can be canceled. |
Owners of motor vehicles under hire-purchase agreements must apply for cancellation if the agreement ends. | What must be done if a hire-purchase agreement ends? | The owner must apply for cancellation of the hire-purchase note on the registration certificate. |
If a vehicle is registered under a hire-purchase agreement, the original certificate of registration will include a special note. | What additional information is included in the registration certificate for hire-purchase vehicles? | A special note indicating the hire-purchase agreement is included. |
For alterations like seating capacity adjustments, the registering authority must approve the changes. | Who must approve changes to a vehicle's seating capacity? | The registering authority must approve seating capacity changes. |
Motor vehicles used under trade certificates must be operated by authorized personnel or under the holder's supervision. | Who is permitted to operate vehicles under a trade certificate? | Authorized personnel or individuals under the holder's supervision may operate such vehicles. |
A certificate of fitness is required to ensure a transport vehicle is safe for public use and complies with legal requirements. | Why is a certificate of fitness required for transport vehicles? | It ensures the vehicle is safe for public use and complies with legal requirements. |
The Provincial Transport Authority has the right to conduct inspections on any licensed automobile workshop issuing certificates of fitness. | Who is authorized to inspect workshops issuing certificates of fitness? | The Provincial Transport Authority can inspect these workshops. |
Public vehicles must display safety equipment, including fire extinguishers, as required by Chapter VI standards. | What safety equipment must public vehicles display? | They must display safety equipment, including fire extinguishers. |
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