Before this transition, vehicle registration was relatively seamless. Owners would submit their applications and receive their permanent numbers within days, often leaving dealerships with little to worry about. But now — with over 79,000 out of 89,392 applications processed — the landscape has shifted dramatically.

The phased rollout of the VAHAN portal aimed to enhance digital vehicle services but has encountered its share of technical glitches. While officials have issued temporary registrations to keep things moving, many are left wondering when they’ll finally receive their permanent numbers.

Current situation:

• 79,000 vehicles have received permanent registrations online.
• 89,392 total applications have been submitted for vehicle registrations.
• 3,223 fancy number bookings have been recorded since the transition began.

As delays mount, vehicle dealers are also feeling the pressure. They must install High Security Registration Plates (HSRP) only after receiving these permanent numbers — a step that’s now on hold for many. This has led to confusion and frustration among both dealers and new owners alike.

Experts from the Transport Department expect normalcy in the registration process soon as they work diligently to resolve these technical issues. “Officials are working to resolve issues, expecting normalcy soon,” a spokesperson mentioned. However, no specific timeline has been shared regarding when all applications will be fully processed.

The transition to a digital platform like VAHAN is intended to improve transparency and fairness for vehicle owners, but for now, it feels more like an obstacle course. As officials navigate this challenging shift, everyone affected is left hoping for smoother roads ahead — both literally and figuratively.

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