In India, every state is mandated to have its own transport department according to the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. Maharashtra Transport Department was set up to meet the legal requirements of section 213(1) of the MVA, 1988. It is currently overseen by the Commissioner of Transport of Maharashtra. The department is responsible for various tasks and enforcement of laws related to transport. Operating through more than 50 functional offices spread across different areas and districts, the Maharashtra RTO ensures smooth transportation regulation throughout the state.
Also read: Delhi RTO Codes: Your Essential Guide for Vehicle Registration
Here’s a list of RTO offices in Maharashtra along with their respective RTO codes:
| RTO Office | RTO Code |
| Mumbai Central | MH-01 |
| Mumbai West | MH-02 |
| Mumbai East | MH-03 |
| Thane | MH-04 |
| Kalyan | MH-05 |
| Pen Raigad | MH-06 |
| Ratnagiri | MH-08 |
| Kolhapur | MH-09 |
| Sangli | MH-10 |
| Satara | MH-11 |
| Pune | MH-12 |
| Solapur | MH-13 |
| Pimpri Chinchwad | MH-14 |
| Nashik | MH-15 |
| Ahmednagar | MH-16 |
| Srirampur | MH-17 |
| Dhule | MH-18 |
| Jalgaon | MH-19 |
| Aurangabad | MH-20 |
| Jalna | MH-21 |
| Parbhani | MH-22 |
| Beed | MH-23 |
| Latur | MH-24 |
| Osmanabad | MH-25 |
| Nanded | MH-26 |
| Amravati | MH-27 |
| Buldhana | MH-28 |
| Yavatmal | MH-29 |
| Wardha | MH-32 |
| Nagpur | MH-31 |
| Chandrapur | MH-34 |
| Gondia | MH-35 |
| Bhandara | MH-36 |
| Washim | MH-37 |
| Hingoli | MH-38 |
| Nandurbar | MH-39 |
| Nagpur Rural | MH-40 |
| Malegaon | MH-41 |
| Baramati | MH-42 |
| Vashi Navi Mumbai | MH-43 |
| Ambejogai | MH-44 |
| Akluj | MH-45 |
| Panvel | MH-46 |
| Borivali | MH-47 |
| Vasai | MH-48 |
| Nagpur East | MH-49 |
| Karad | MH-50 |
| Nashik Rural | MH-51 |