Archive · 30 Sep 2026
Rajasthan Transport Revenue Rises 13.80 Percent to Rs 3,595 Crore
Rajasthan’s Transport Department collected about Rs 3,595 crore by September 27.
This was nearly 13.80 percent more than it collected at the same time last year.
Officials discussed the figures at a review meeting.
Many transport services can now be completed online through two government portals.
This means people may not need to visit transport offices as often.
Rajasthan has 55 centers that test vehicles automatically.
The state is also preparing to add about 900 buses, including electric buses.
Driving-test tracks across the state are being automated to improve road safety.
The Rajasthan Transport Department earned Rs 3,594.73 crore by September 27 in financial year 2026-27.
Revenue was Rs 436.45 crore higher than during the corresponding period last year, an increase of nearly 13.80 percent.
Fifty-seven Transport Department services are now fully online through the Vahan and Sarathi portals.
Rajasthan has 55 operational Automated Testing Stations and ranks second nationally after Gujarat.
The state is finalizing the addition of about 900 buses, while all 35 driving-test tracks are being automated.
- Who
- Rajasthan’s Transport and Road Safety Department and the Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation, reviewed by Chief Secretary V Srinivas.
- What
- The department reported Rs 3,594.73 crore in revenue, along with updates on online services, testing stations, buses and driving-test automation.
- When
- By September 27 in financial year 2026-27; the report was published on September 30.
- Where
- Rajasthan, including Jaipur, where the report was datelined.
- Why
- The review examined departmental revenue and measures involving service delivery, public transport and road safety.
- Revenue collected
- Rs 3,594.73 crore
- Revenue increase
- Rs 436.45 crore above the corresponding period last year
- Percentage increase
- Nearly 13.80 percent
- Online services
- 57 Transport Department services fully online
- Automated Testing Stations
- 55 operational stations
- New buses planned
- Around 900, including AC, Blue Line and electric buses
- Automated driving-test tracks
- All 35 tracks in Rajasthan