comparison of the old is ‘PRE’(2005-2019) and new is ‘POST’ (Dec.2019) rules for HSRP number plates

HSRP Booking ‘PRE’ 2005-2019 for Old Registered Bikes and for Cars  “BELOW STATES”

Arunachal Pradesh | Chandigarh | Chhattisgarh | Daman & Diu | Delhi | Goa | Haryana | Jammu & Kashmir | Jharkhand | Ladakh | Lakshadweep | Kerala | Maharashtra | Meghalaya | Mizoram | Nagaland | Puducherry | Punjab | Tamil Nadu | Telangana | Tripura | 

About ‘OLD HSRP’ for Vehicles Registered during period of 2005-2019 

• As per the State’s directive, the same can be fitted at either the RTOs or through a dealer of the vehicle’s Automobile Manufacturer or authorized vendors.

The new High Security Registration Plate scheme is to be introduced throughout the country in respect of new vehicles from 31.5.2005 or any earlier date as may be notified by any State for their own State.

HSRP Rules Old (Pre 2005 – 2019)

1. Design and Features:
   • Basic Security: Older HSRP designs had fewer security features.
   • Material: Plates were often made of standard metal or plastic with minimal security elements.
   • Identification: The plates might not have included advanced features like a unique identification number.
2. Issuance and Standards:
   • Implementation: The standards for HSRP were less uniform and varied between states.
   • Application: Vehicles might have had a mix of old and new plates, with inconsistent security measures.
3. Compliance:
   • Regulations: Compliance with security features and design standards was not strictly enforced, leading to varied quality and security across regions

About ‘NEW HSRP’ for Vehicles Registered after Dec.2019 Models

• HSRP for new vehicles shall be ordered by the dealer of each OEM through the Login ID provided to them on our online application

• Order received shall be validated with the data available on Vahan

• After confirmation, order shall be processed and delivered to the dealer

As per the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), several states in India have implemented a new High Security Registration Plate (HSRP) standard. This new standard includes a 12-digit unique code for both bikes and cars, along with a sticker for cars, applicable to both old and new registered vehicles.

HSRP Rules New (Post-2019)

1. Design and Features:
   • Enhanced Security: The new plates include several advanced security features:
     • Reflective Material: Plates are made of a reflective, high-quality material.
     • Hologram: Each plate has a hologram to prevent tampering and counterfeiting.
     • Unique Identification: Plates feature a 12 digit unique identification number that can be verified.
     • Laser Marking: Incorporates laser branding for additional security.
     • Third License Plate: Colour Sticker for Cars.
     • validated: the data available on Parivahan
2. Issuance and Standards:
   • Uniform Standards: New rules mandate a standardized design and security features across all states.
   • Centralized System: Plates are issued through a centralized system to ensure consistency and prevent discrepancies.
3. Compliance:
   • Strict Enforcement: There is a stricter enforcement of the new regulations, ensuring that all vehicles comply with the updated security standards.
   • Penalties: Non-compliance with the new HSRP standards can lead to penalties and legal issues.
4. Additional Features:
   • Color Coding: The new plates may include specific color coding for different types of vehicles (e.g., commercial vs. private).
   • Barcodes: Some newer versions incorporate barcodes for easier tracking and verification.