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Features of Bharat Series Number Plate

The BH series is applicable only for non-transport vehicles.
For BH series registration, one can avoid the re-registering process of the vehicle once they shift to a new state.
Saves time, effort and paperwork for the entire process.
The BH series number plate is valid throughout the country.
The BH series number plate looks like an usual license plate with a white background and black fonts, except the format of the license number is different.
The BH series registration number consists of the Year of Registration as in YY, followed by BH as in code for Bharat series, the 4-digit BH series registration number and XX that stands for two alphabets (Excluding I & O) indicating the vehicle category. For example, YY BH #### XX.
The road tax for the BH series vehicles can be paid online which remains applicable for 14 years once paid. Post that an annual payment is compulsory.
The percentage of road tax to be paid based on the invoice of the car is convenient as well. 8% for cars below Rs. 10 Lakh, 10% for cars between Rs. 10 to Rs. 20 Lakhs and 12% for cars costing above Rs. 20 Lakh.
Who can Register for BH Series Number Plate?

Those eligible for the BH number series include:

State and Central Government employees
Défense sector
Bank employees
Administrative services
Private firm employees who have offices in more than four States or Union Territories.
The reason to bring the BH series license plate is to save the time and energy of the citizens from the annoyances of transfers of vehicles each time they relocate.
What is the BH number plate?

The Government of India introduced the BH Number Plate or Bharat Series Registration Number for non-transport vehicles in August 2021. The BH Series number plate removes the obligation of transferring vehicle registration after moving from one state to the other. Registration for the BH series commenced from 15th September 2021.

For example, As per the Motor Vehicles Act, let us suppose your car is registered in Karnataka with a KA number plate. If you relocate then you can drive your vehicle with the KA number plate only for a period of 12 months in the new state. Thereafter you will have to register the vehicle in the new state. But with the BH series registration number that will not be necessary. But the BH series number plate is not for all.
Pay attention to alerts

Whether it is the dreaded check engine light that pops up or some other icon you have never seen, don’t ignore it. Instead, take your car in to be checked out since it’s trying to communicate that something isn’t quite right. Even if it’s not that big of a deal, better to be safe than sorry.
Don’t ignore leaks, sounds or smells

Is there fluid on the ground from your car? Does it make weird noises when you crank it up, accelerate to a certain speed, turn a corner, back up or sit at a traffic light? Are there strange smells coming from your vehicle that you don’t recognize?

These signs shouldn’t be ignored as they indicate that your car could need repairs. But if you ignore them and put investigating them off, you could spend several hundred or thousands in repairs later.
Keep your tires inflated

Proper tire inflation contributes to vehicle safety and optimal fuel efficiency. If you have a newer vehicle, you will likely get an alert on the dashboard when your tire pressure is low. But if this feature isn’t available in your car, purchase a tire-pressure gauge to monitor your tires’ air levels.

Refer to the sticker directly inside the pillar of the driver door to confirm the proper inflation levels for your car. If the pressure is low, inflate the tires to the correct level.
Check fluid levels often

Select a day each month to check your fluid levels and note it in your calendar. It will only take a few minutes of your time, and you can make a handy checklist so you will know what to do when the time comes.

Be sure to include engine oil, coolant, power steering fluid and windshield washer fluid. You should also check the brake fluid and transmission fluid at least twice a year — preferably every six months.

You could wait until it’s time for an oil change to have your fluid levels checked. However, low fluid levels could indicate significant issues with your vehicle. Plus, you will likely spend more money later on repairs if the issues are left undetected.
Get your brakes checked

While there is no standard for how frequently you should have your brakes checked, Cars.com recommends doing this every time your tires are rotated or every six months.
However, if you notice a change in your brakes while driving, it’s best to have them inspected as soon as possible.
Don’t skip major services

When it’s time for a tune-up, you will likely need to swap out older parts for new ones. These include spark plugs, oil filters, fuel filters, PCV valves, belts and hoses. The longevity of these items will depend on the make and model of your vehicle. Consider asking the service department for cost estimates before tune-ups are needed so you will be prepared.
Get routine maintenance

All vehicles have a suggested routine maintenance schedule based on the miles driven. You can find it in the manual or request it from the dealership.

Most cars require routine maintenance every 5,000 miles or six months, but some let you go even longer between services. Mechanics perform an oil change and multi-point inspections to ensure the vehicle is running correctly and that no worn items, like air filters or windshield wipers, need to be replaced. The mechanic will also check your car’s fluid levels and alert you if any issues require another look.
Clean your vehicle regularly

Schedule routine wash and wax treatments for your ride once every six months to preserve the paint job and prevent corrosion from road salt on your vehicle’s undercarriage if you live in a cold climate. You can also do it yourself to save money. Either way, you want to keep your car’s appearance in tip-top shape, so it won’t affect the value when it’s time to sell.

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Features of Bharat Series Number Plate

Who can Register for BH Series Number Plate?

What is the BH number plate?

Pay attention to alerts

Don’t ignore leaks, sounds or smells

Keep your tires inflated

Check fluid levels often

Get your brakes checked

Don’t skip major services

Get routine maintenance

Clean your vehicle regularly