All motorcycles and three-wheeled invalid carriages	Rear - letters Rear - numerals	35 40	7 7	5 5
Motorcycles with engine capacity of less than 70cc	Front letters and numerals	15	2.5	2.5
Other Motorcycles	Front letters and numerals	30	5	5
Three wheelers of engine capacity upto 500cc	Rear and Front numerals	35	7	5
Three wheelers of engine capacity more than 500cc	Rear and Front numerals	40	7	5
All other motor vehicles	Rear and Front letters and numerals	65	10	10

The registration number should be written in two lines: the state code and RTO code in the first line and the rest in the second line, one below the other. However in case of certain models of vehicles where sufficient space has not been provided by the manufacturer, the number can be written in one line.

The registration number plate must be displayed both in the front as well as at the rear of the vehicle

• In case of transport vehicles, the number must also be painted on:
  1. Right and left side of the body of the vehicle
  2. On the partition between the driver and the passengers
  3. If there is no partition, it can be displayed on or near the dashboard in such a manner that it is clearly visible to the passengers
• Fancy lettering, raised or shining metal numbers are not permitted
• Nothing except the registration mark should be written on the number plate. The plate should not have any line or any colour, or any other kind of marking on it.
• The number plate must always be clean and clearly visible
• The colour combinations for private vehicle (non-commercial) should be in black letters on white background. Whereas, the colour combinations for commercial vehicles should be in black letter on yellow background.

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