my country is india. It's a south asian country.india's capital is newdelhi. india got a freedom in 1947.india is the world's second most populous country and india have to the major ...
I am a 22 year old woman and I would like to travel to India this September (or thereabouts). My main goals are to discover the differences in culture, and learn about the traditional drumming and ...
also let me know about the gud hotels in the range of 1000 ruppes per day. what about the goa to go in August. is it gud time to go there also suggest some gud hotels near to beach of there.
Additional Details I've already tried reserving tickets but its already filled up ... i don want to go via chennai either ... want to start from Bangalore at night & reach ...
Legally you cannot. You can get a new bike only from a dealer who has a valid trade certificate and that dealer cannot deliver the vehicle to you without registration.
dpkdrj
As many kilo meters as you wanted to,within the nearest area of your purchase.you may keep on riding thru nights and days without stopping,until you are exhausted or until you do not want to refill your tank,.
captain
10 years
yogesh a
actually according to the new rules u cannot take the bike outta the dealer unless its registeres..so u cannot...
kd
you can drive more than 50 kilometres because indian police is very sharp
Deepak Abbey
Legally not allowed to drive without getting the vehicle registered.
helpaneed
Officially none on the public roads, as per the Motor Vehicles Act as applicable in India.
HosurOnline.Com
Exactly '0' kilometers. If you are riding without registration, then you are violating the law and abusing the same
radiance
As per the Motor Vehicles Act, no vehicle can be driven on road, without registration. In the case of new vehicles, once the vehicle is delivered by the authorised dealer, by default its registered with the RTO.
There is a temporary registration number given by the RTO for new vehicles usually. Thats meant for transit purpose only.
Ibanez TS9
I thinks it's days not kilometers!
60 days perhaps -
vIcKy
You can ride all through the state that you have purchased the bike in without any problem for your life time. But make sure with RTO about the kilometer restrictions
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