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Automatic car registration and driving license - Left Leg polio


26-Nov-2023 (In Civil Law)
RTO-Bangalore says it cannot register a car with automatic transmission either as invalid carriage or LMV. My left leg is polio affected while right leg is fine. I can drive an automatic car without any hassles. But the RTO insists on some modifications to get it registered. can i challenge this in court, what can I do next.
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Answer #1
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You are advised not to challenge RTO. Because they are well within their powers prescribed the motor vehicles act. If at all if you want to challenge, you need to challenge the provision of law in High Court.
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Answer #2
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The rules & regulations regarding refusal for registration of a car with automatic transmission as invalid carriage have been challenged in different courts of law and orders favourable to the disabled persons have also been passed in certain cases. The person concerned can take recourse to law in case the RTO authorities are still adamant.

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Shivam Srivastava
Any reference to older cases where court has granted decision in favour of disabled person will be highly appreciated.

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