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RTO Codes in Haryana

Haryana has 98 Regional Transport Offices. All vehicle registration numbers in Haryana begin with HR followed by the district RTO code.

Registration Format

HR-01-XX-0000

What Are RTO Codes in Haryana?

Every Regional Transport Office (RTO) in Haryana is assigned a unique two-digit code by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH). This code forms the second segment of a vehicle's registration number, immediately after the state prefix HR.

For example, a vehicle registered at Ambala carries the code HR-01 in its number plate. This system helps law enforcement, insurance companies, and traffic authorities instantly identify where a vehicle was originally registered.

Haryana currently has 98 registered RTOs spread across its districts and cities, each serving vehicle owners in that region.

98 RTO Offices in Haryana

HR-01

Ambala

HR-02

Jagadhari

HR-03

Panchkula

HR-04

Naraingarh

HR-05

Karnal

HR-06

Panipat

HR-07

Thanesar

HR-08

Kaithal

HR-09

Guhla

HR-10

Sonipat

HR-11

Gohana

HR-12

Rohtak

HR-13

Bahadurgarh

HR-14

Jhajjar

HR-15

Meham

HR-16

Bhiwani

HR-17

Siwani

HR-18

Loharu

HR-19

Charkhi Dadri

HR-20

Hisar

HR-21

Hansi

HR-22

Fatehabad

HR-23

Tohana, Jakhal Mandi

HR-24

Sirsa

HR-25

Mandi Dabwali

HR-26

Gurugram (Gurugram North)

HR-27

Nuh

HR-28

Ferozepur Jhirka

HR-29

Ballabgarh (Faridabad South)

HR-30

Palwal

HR-31

Jind

HR-32

Narwana

HR-33

Safidon

HR-34

Mahendragarh

HR-35

Narnaul

HR-36

Rewari

HR-37

Ambala

HR-38

Faridabad

HR-39

Hisar

HR-40

Assandh

HR-41

Pehowa

HR-42

Ganaur

HR-43

Kosli

HR-44

Ellenabad

HR-45

Karnal

HR-46

Rohtak

HR-47

Rewari

HR-48

Tosham

HR-49

Kalka

HR-50

Hodal

HR-51

Faridabad (Faridabad North)

HR-52

Hathin

HR-53

Adampur

HR-54

Barara

HR-55

Gurugram

HR-56

Jind

HR-57

Sirsa

HR-58

Yamunanagar

HR-59

Ratia

HR-60

Samalkha

HR-61

Bhiwani

HR-62

Fatehabad

HR-63

Jhajjar

HR-64

Kaithal

HR-65

Kurukshetra

HR-66

Narnaul

HR-67

Panipat

HR-68

Panchkula

HR-69

Sonipat

HR-70

Chandigarh

HR-71

Bilaspur

HR-72

Sohna

HR-73

Palwal

HR-74

Nuh

HR-75

Indri

HR-76

Pataudi

HR-77

Beri

HR-78

Shahabad Markanda

HR-79

Kharkhoda

HR-80

Barwala

HR-81

Bawal

HR-82

Kanina

HR-83

Kalayat

HR-84

Charkhi Dadri

HR-85

Ambala Cantt

HR-86

Narnaund

HR-87

Badkhal (Faridabad West)

HR-88

Badhra

HR-89

Badli

HR-90

Uchana

HR-91

Gharaunda

HR-92

Radaur

HR-93

Punhana

HR-94

Kalanwali

HR-95

Sampla

HR-96

Taoru

HR-97

Ladwa

HR-98

Badshahpur (Gurugram South)

How to Read a Haryana Number Plate

  1. 1.State code — First 2 letters: HR identifies Haryana
  2. 2.RTO code — Next 2 digits: identifies the specific district RTO (e.g. 01 for Ambala)
  3. 3.Series letters — 1-2 letters assigned sequentially as a series fills up
  4. 4.Unique number — 4-digit number unique within that series

Use the Vehicle Owner Check tool to look up any Haryana vehicle by its registration number.

Haryana Transport Department

Helpline:
0172-2749900

Apply for a driving licence, register a vehicle, or pay road tax on the official state portal. Nationwide services run through parivahan.gov.in.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many RTO offices are there in Haryana?
Haryana has 98 Regional Transport Offices (RTOs). Each RTO is assigned a unique code starting with HR followed by a district number.
What does HR mean on a number plate?
HR is the state code for Haryana. Any vehicle with a registration number starting with HR was originally registered in Haryana.
What is the capital city RTO code for Haryana?
The capital of Haryana is Chandigarh. Look for RTO codes assigned to Chandigarh in the table above — these are the offices serving the state capital region.
How do I find which RTO a Haryana vehicle belongs to?
Look at the 3rd and 4th characters of the registration number (after HR-). Match those digits against the table above to identify the district RTO. For example, a vehicle with HR-01 is registered at Ambala.

Source: Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH), Parivahan portal.