The Regional Transport Office (RTO) has started postal delivery of registration certificates of vehicles in Kathua district, an official said today.
District Development Commissioner Rohit Khajuria handed over a parcel of 127 registration certificates to the Postal Department here.
He said the objective of this service was to save time of the applicants as well as to minimize the footfall in the RTO office.
Regional Transport Officer in Kathua Raj K Thapa said the Transport Department has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Postal Department to ensure quick and fast delivery of registration certificates of the vehicles on the line of driving licenses at the doorsteps of the applicant.
He also handed over 332 driving licenses to the postal authorities.
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