The Regional Transport Office (RTO) reported a strong performance in revenue collection and enforcement activities for the financial year 2025–26. According to official data, the Pune RTO exceeded its revenue targets, collecting over ₹1,992.92 crore against the assigned target, indicating robust growth in motor vehicle tax and fee collection.
The department also intensified its road safety enforcement drives, conducting widespread inspections and taking action against violations, which resulted in substantial penalty recoveries amounting to ₹94.68 crore.
In addition to enforcement, the RTO streamlined its licensing and registration services. A total of 2,64,287 driving licenses were issued during the year, along with 55,864 international driving permits. The office also facilitated vehicle-related services on a large scale, including the registration of 3,56,463 new vehicles, highlighting the steady growth in vehicle ownership in the region. Revenue from vehicle fitness certifications, transfer of ownership, and other allied services also contributed significantly to the overall earnings.
The department further reported that ₹80.22 crore was collected through compounding fees from motor vehicle violations, while environmental-related penalties generated an additional ₹1.50 crore. Revenue from the sale of fancy (choice) registration numbers also saw a notable contribution, with earnings reaching ₹31.96 crore.
Pune Regional Transport Officer Archana Gaikwad said that the remarkable increase in revenue collection is not merely a financial indicator, but a reflection of improved compliance among vehicle owners and stricter enforcement of regulations. “We have significantly strengthened our inspection mechanisms, ensuring that violations are promptly identified and penalised. At the same time, we have enhanced our service delivery by adopting digital platforms, reducing processing time for licenses and registrations, and making services more accessible to the public,” she said.
{{/usCountry}}Pune Regional Transport Officer Archana Gaikwad said that the remarkable increase in revenue collection is not merely a financial indicator, but a reflection of improved compliance among vehicle owners and stricter enforcement of regulations. “We have significantly strengthened our inspection mechanisms, ensuring that violations are promptly identified and penalised. At the same time, we have enhanced our service delivery by adopting digital platforms, reducing processing time for licenses and registrations, and making services more accessible to the public,” she said.
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