Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Transport Department Cracks Down on Brokers in Hyderabad
The Transport Department in Hyderabad is taking strong action against brokers who are causing problems for people trying to get their vehicle registration certificates and driving licenses.
These brokers charge extra money for services that should be free.
The department has told all its offices to stop brokers from entering and to help people without any delays or extra charges.
They are also fixing technical issues that were making it hard for people to book appointments online.
The department is asking everyone to report any brokers they see so they can be stopped.
Transport Department enforces 'No Entry for Brokers' policy in Hyderabad.
Strict action against officials colluding with brokers.
Compliance report required within seven days.
Brokers charged Rs 500 to 800 for online slot bookings.
Technical glitches in online services to be rectified.
- Who
- Transport Department, Brokers
- What
- Enforcement of 'No Entry for Brokers' policy
- When
- Immediately, with a seven-day compliance report deadline
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Why
- To eliminate broker interference and ensure transparent citizen services
Transport Department
Brokers
Enforcement of 'No Entry for Brokers' Policy
Transport Department
The Transport Department is enforcing a strict 'No Entry for Brokers' policy to ensure transparent and corruption-free citizen services.
Brokers
Brokers continue to operate outside office premises, charging citizens for services that should be freely accessible.
- Policy
- No Entry for Brokers
- Action Against Officials
- Disciplinary proceedings for colluding with brokers
- Compliance Report Deadline
- Seven days
- Reported Broker Charges
- Rs 500 to 800 per slot
- Affected Services
- Registration Certificates and Driving Licences
- Affected Offices
- Khairatabad, Malakpet, Bandlaguda, Kondapur, Tirumalagiri