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1 Index Table No. Subject ---- Road Transport Sector in Maharashtra State at a glance General Section 1 Maharashtra's Economy in Figures, Area and Population of Maharashtra State, (According to 2011 Census) 3 Telephone Nos. & Office Addresses of Transport Commissioner's/ Director's of Transport of U.Ts./States in the Country 4 Officer's Name & Telephone Numbers at Transport Commissioner's Office, Mumbai 5 Office Code, Address & Telephone Numbers of Regional / Dy. Regional Transport Offices 6 Name and Telephone Numbers of Border Check Post 7 List of Id's of Officers in the Transport Commissioner Office, Mumbai 8 List of Id's of R.T.O./ Dy. R.T.O Offices of Maharashtra state. 9 Regionwise Sanctioned Posts as on 31 March Sanctioned Posts (classwise) in the Motor Vehicle Department as on 31st March, Registration Section (India) 11 Vehicles On Record In India (1951 to 2012) 12 Vehicles On Record In Each State/U.T. As On 31st March Categorywise Vehicles In Million Plus Cities Of India As On 31st March Newly Registered Motor Vehicles in the States & Union Teritories During Registration Section (Maharashtra) 15 Categorywise vehicles & Their Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) In Maharashtra State, For the Period , , & Categorywise Vehicles & Comparison of Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) In Maharashtra State, For The Period , & Categorywise Vehicles & Comparison of Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) In Maharashtra State, For The Period 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2014 & Categorywise Vehicle Registration & Their Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) For The Period 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2014 & Office/ Regionwise Growth of Vehicles as on 31st March, 2012, 2013,2014 & Categorywise Yearly Registration of vehicles & There Growth During The Period to Categorywise Vehicles On Road As On 31st March 2012 to 2015 & Growth Thereon 22 Office/Regionwise Yearly Registration of Vehicles & Their Growth During The Period to Office/Regionwise Transport & Non Transport Vehicles As On 31st March, 2013 to 31st March, Office/ Region/ Categorywise Vehicles On Road As On 31st March, Category / Fuelwise Vehicle Population As On 31st March, Categorywise Vehicle Population As On 31st March, 2015 In Million Plus Cities. 27 Office/Regtion/Categorywise Yearly Registration of Vehicles During The Year Licence/Badges Section 28 Office / Regionwise Growth of Learners Licences From To Office / Regionwise Growth of Driver's Licences Issued During Each Year From To Office / Regionwise Growth of Driver's Licences On Record From to Driver's Licences, Badges And Their Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) As On 31st March, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2012, & Office / Regionwise Growth of PSVA Badges Issued During Each Year From to Office / Regionwise Growth of PSVA Badges On Record From to Office / Regionwise Growth of Conductor Licences Issued During to Office / Regionwise Growth of Conductor Licences On Record From to Office / Regionwise Growth of Non-Transport (Personal) Driver's Licences Issued During Each Year From to Office / Regionwise Growth of Non-Transport (Personal) Driver's Licences On Record From to

2 Index Table No. Subject 38 Office / Regionwise Growth of Transport (Commercial) Driver's Licences Issued During to Office / Regionwise Growth of Transport (Commercial) Driver's Licences On Record From to Driver's and Conductor's Licences Issued During The Year to Driver's & Conductor's Licences Issued During The Year Driver's & Conductor's Licences As On 31st March, Driver's and Conductor's Licences As On 31st March, 1995 to March, PSVA & Conductor's Badges Issued during the year and Badges on record, As on 31st March, 2015 Revenue Section 45 Growth of Revenue (0041) Collected During The Year to Comparison Between Revenue Collected and Expenditure Incurred On MVD During Each Financial Year From to In Maharashtra State 47 Office / Regionwise Taxes on Vehicles & Passengers, and Fees Collected During The Year Enviornment Tax Recovered During The Year , , & Enforcement Section 49 Performance of Border Check-Posts During The Year to Performance of Border Check-Posts During The Year Office/Regionwise Performance of Flying Squads During The Year to Office/Regionwise Performance of Checking of Clandestine Transportation of Passengers From to Office/Regionwise Prformance of Checking of Overloading Goods Vehicles From to No. of Vehicles Detected for Auto pollution 55 Office/Regionwise Performance of P.U.C. Checking, Performance of Flying Squads, Performance of Checking of Clandestine Operation and Performance of Overloading Goods Vehicles During The Year Permit Section 56 Officewise Valid Permits as on Officewise Special/Temporary Permits Issued During Valid National Permits As On 31st March, Miscellaneouss Section 59 Growth of Revenue Received From Attractive Number Scheme During The Year to Recovery of Professional Tax During The Period , & Approved P.U.C. centres, driver's training schools as on Fitness Certificatte Issued During The Year & Districtwise No.of Accidents During 2012 to 2015 (Calender Year) & Percentage Growth. 64 Districtwise No. of Persons Killed During 2012 to 2015 (Calender Year) & Percentage Growth. 65 Districtwise No. of Persons Injured During 2012 to 2015 ( Calender Year) & Percentage Growth. 66 Road Length Under Maintenance With Public Works Department and Zilla Parishad In Maharashtra As On 31st March, Details of National Highways Passing Through Maharashtra State ---- Vehicle Statistics Section 68 Vehicles Per '000 Person In Each District of Maharashtra State. 69 No. of Accidents & Persons Killed Per Lakh Vehicles In Each District of Maharashtra. 70 Number of Vehicles Per Km Road Length In Each District of Maharashtra Tax Section 71 Tax Rate for 2/3 Wheelers & Motor Cars 72 Tax Rate for Contract/ Stage Carriages 73 Tax Rate for Goods Carriages & Other Vehicles 74 Environment Tax And Profession Tax

3 i Information on Maharashtra Geography : Maharashtra is the second largest state in India having an area of 3.08 lakh sq.km and coastline of 720 kms along the Arabian sea. The State is surrounded by the Sahyadri mountain ranges in the west, Satpuda hills in the north and Bhamragad-Chiroli- Gaikhuri ranges are in the east. For administrative purpose, the state is divided into six divisions, which are further divided into 36 districts. In the state, 44 cities are having population more than one lakh. Number of talukas and villages are 358 and respectively. For local self-governance in rural areas, there are 34 Zilla Parishads, 351 Panchayat Samitis and 27,920 Gram Panchayats. The urban areas are governed through 26 Municipal Corporations, 230 Municipal Councils, 110 Nagar Panchayats & 7 Cantonment Boards. Population : As per the 2011 census, the population of the Maharashtra state is crores and is the second largest populous state. Population share is 9.3 percent against total population of India. Urban Population is 45.2 percent whereas rural population is 54.8 percent. Transport Infrastructure : The transport sector mainly consists of Roadways, Railways, Airways and waterways. 1) Roads :- The Road Infrastructure in the state is managed, which includes construction and maintenance by the following agencies, a) National Highway Authority of India, Goverenment of India. b) State Public Works Department. c) Municipal Corporation / Council, d) Zilla Parishad e) Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC). f) Cantonement Board Upto March,2015 the total Road Length maintained by Public Works Department and local bodies in the state is 2.94 lakh kms, out of which total surface road is 2.45 lakh kms. The Total Road Length per 100 sq. km. of geographical area is 96 km in The total Vehicles used in the State are 2,55,92,175 & number of vehicles per lakh population is in The CAGR of registered motor vehicle in state for the last ten year i.e.for the period is Maharashtra accounted for the largest share of the total registered motor vehicles i.e % in the

4 ii country in (As per Road Transport Year book published by Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, Govt. of India). 2) Railways :- Railway is the lifeline of State s transport infrastructure having network of 6,226 km., which comprises of 5,661 km. of broad gauge lines & 459 km. of narrow gauge lines & 106 km. of meter gauge lines. The rail traffic in Maharashtra falls under the Central, Western, Konkan, South-East Central, South Central divisions. One of the most important project viz. the Mumbai Urban Transport Project (MUTP) evolved by Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) aims to develop world class infrastructure for an efficient, safe & sustainable railway system in Mumbai Metropolitan Region. 3) Waterways :- The State of Maharashtra located on the western coast of India having 720 km. of coastline. The State has two important ports i.e. Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) & Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) both located in and around Mumbai harbour. The JNPT is India s largest container traffic port and is ranked 24 th among the leading 100 international container ports. Apart from the above two major ports, there are 36 and 12 minor ports in the State which are handling cargo and passenger traffic respectively. 4) Airways:- The State of Maharashtra has four International Airports situated at Mumbai, Pune, Aurangabad & Nagpur. These airports are also handling domestic passengers. Apart from these four airports there are domestic airports at Kolhapur, Solapur & Nanded. Air Cargo services which commenced at Ojhar Airport in September, 2011 in Nashik district, has helped to de-congest traffic at Mumbai Airport and is also cost effective for Import-Export Traders.

5 iii Road Transport Sector in Maharashtra State at a glance The efficient transport infrastructure (including road, railways, airways, inland waterways and shipping) facilities have been the pre-conditioned for the smooth and efficient development of trade. Easy accessibility, flexibility of operations, door to door service, reliability have contributed towards a steady increase in the modal share of road transport in the movement of both goods and passengers. Road Transport has been exponential growth in the State by increasing number of vehicles. Road transport plays a key role, in promoting socio-economic development in terms of social, regional and national integration. A good road network helps in the success of all development activities being taken in the sphere of agriculture, trade & commerce, education, health and in maintenance of law and order situation. A. Registration of Vehicles 1. Growth of Vehicles From : The total number of registered motor vehicles in Maharashtra State, increased from 3,07,030 as on 31 st March, 1971 to 2,55,92,175 as on 31 st March, The growth in vehicle population stood at 8235% during 44 years. Two wheelers contribute 72.69% of total vehicles on roads, as on whereas it is 28.25% as on The share of cars, jeeps and taxis in the total number of vehicles on roads was at 14.93% as on 31 st March, 2015 making a steep decline from 44.55% as on 31 st March, Percentage of buses decreased from 2.93% as on 31 st March 1971 to 0.42% as on 31 st March, Goods vehicles, accounted for 17.39% as on 31 st March, 1971 decreased to 5.31% in the State as on 31 st March, Other vehicles, which include tractors, trailers, three wheelers (passenger) and other miscellaneous vehicles, marginally decreased from 6.87 % as on 31 st March, 1971 to 6.64% as on 31 st March, The CAGR of The Various Kinds of Vehicle For The Period : The total registered vehicles in the State grew at a Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 9.92, between 2005 and The details of CAGR for different categories of vehicles for the decade , is as below: Sr. No. Category CAGR ( ) 1 Two Wheelers Cars/Jeeps/ St. Wagons Taxi Cabs Auto-Rickshaws Stage/Contact Carriages School Buses 20.24

6 Motor Vehicles Population in Million Year 7 Private Service Vehicles Ambulances Arti/ Multi Axel Veh., Trucks/Lorries, Tankers & Delivery Vans Tractors Trailors Others Total State 9.92 iv 3. Yearly Registration of Vehicles: Total number of vehicles registered during the year is 22,39,935 having increased from 10,29,979 as in the year Thus, percentage increase in a decade is %.Year wise registration of vehicles during the period to is shown in chart A.3.1. Registration of New Vehicles During Each Year From to Motor Vehicle Population In Thousand Chart : A Vehicles On Road As On to : As on year there were 1,09,66,434 vehicles plying in the Maharashtra State, whereas in the year the number grew to 2,55,92,175 (increase in a decade is %). Yearwise vehicles on roads, during the period to is shown in chart A.4.1. No. of Vehicles Registered As On 31st March, 2006 to Year Chart: A.4.1

7 v 5. Categorywise Growth of Vehicles During The Year : Station Wagons grew at % during the year followed by Auto Rikshaw 88.70%, Articulated Multi axel Vehicles 64.95%, Tourist Cabs 44.42% & Jeeps 18.83% over previous year (see table no. 20). 6. Categorywise Growth of Vehicles On Record As On : Arti. Multi axel Vehicles grew at 13.71% as on , followed by Motor Cycle at 10.93%, Scooters at 10.44%, Tractor at 10.17%, & Car at 9.84% over previous year (see table no.21). 7. Officewise Growth of Vehicles During The Year : Latur office showed maximum growth of registration of vehicles i.e % during the year followed by Hingoli at 36.54%, Vashi at 28.96%, Akluj at 27.76%, Vasai at 25.46% over previous year (see table no. 22). 8. Officewise Growth of Vehicles On Record As On : Nagpur (East) office showed maximum growth of registration of vehicles i.e % as on , followed by Vasai at 44.49%, Panvel at 26.34%, Karad at 22.77% & Akluj at 20.05% over previous year (see table no.19). 9. Regionwise Share of Vehicles: Region wise share of motor vehicles is shown in chart A.9.1. Pune is at top position in terms of vehicle population at 20.72% followed by Thane at 11.29, Nashik at 10.64%, Greater Mumbai at 10.05% and Kolhapur at 9.75%. Regionwise Vehicle Share As On 31st March, NAGPUR(U) % AMRAVATI % NANDED % LATUR % AURANGABAD % DHULE % NASHIK % NAGPUR (R ) % Greater Mumbai % THANE % Panvel % KOLHAPUR % PUNE % Chart A.9.1

8 Vehicles Population in Thousand vi 10. Categorywise Share of Vehicles: Category wise share of Motor vehicles is shown in chart A Two wheelers contribute 73% followed by Four Wheelers 14%, goods vehicles 5% and other vehicles 8%. Contribution of Categorywise Vehicles As On 31st March, 2015 Arti/Trucks & Lorries/ Tanker/ Delivery Van 4 & 3 wheeler; 5.31% Tractors/Trailors/Other s; 3.86% School Bus, Stage Carr. Contract Carr., Ambulance; 0.47% Two Wheelers; 72.69% Auto Rikshaws; 2.72% Taxi; 0.76% Four Wheelers - Car, Jeep, Station Wagon; 14.18% Chart: A Vehicles Population in Million Plus Cities In Maharashtra State: Amongst the cities having population of more than a million in the State of Maharashtra, Greater Mumbai has maximum vehicle Population i.e Lakh, followed by Pune City Lakh, Nagpur City Lakh, Nashik 6.22 Lakh & Thane 5.33 Lakh. Vehicle population in million plus cities is shown in chart A.12.1 (see table no. 26). Vehicles Population As On 31st March, 2015 in Million Plus Cities in Maharashtra Million plus Cities Chart: A.11.1

9 Numerb of Driving Licences in Thousand vii B. Driver s Licences 1. Growth of Driver s Licences From 1984 to 2015: The total number of Driver s Licences as on record in Maharashtra State increased from 2.48 million on 31 st March, 1984 to million as on 31 st March, The percentage of growth is %. 2. Growth of Driver s Licences Issued During 1984 & 2015: The number of Driver s Licences issued during the year 1984 was 2,92,934 and in the year 2015 it was, 16,66, Growth of Driver s Licences Issued During & : Total number of Driver s Licences issued during the year were 16,66,697 indicating a substantial growth from 9,04,837 Licences issued in the year The number of Driver s Licences issued during the year to is shown in chart B.3.1 Number of Driver's Licences Issued During The Year to Year Chart: B Officewise Growth of Issuance of Driver s Licences In The Year : Osmanabad office showed maximum growth in issuance of Driver s Licences i.e % during the year followed by Wardha 54.94%, Washim 50.44%, Malegaon 34.75%, Shrirampur 31.83% over previous year (see table no.29). 5. Officewise Growth of Driver s Licences on record As On : Vasai office showed maximum growth of Driver s Licences on record i.e.94.36% as on 31 st March,2015, followed by Nagpur East 58.76%, Osmanabad 44.00%, Nandurbar 41.16%, & Nanded 33.11%over previous year (see table no.30). 6. Growth of Driver s Licences on Record From : As on year there were 1,53,00,255 driver s licences on record in Maharashtra State, whereas in the year the number grew to 2,99,50,961. The percentage increase in a decade is %. The number of Driver s Licences in force as on to is shown in Chart B.6.1

10 Numerb of Driving Licences in Thousand viii Number of Driver's Licences in Force, As On to Year Chart: B Regionwise Share of Driver s Licences Issued During The Year : Region wise share of Driver s Licences is shown in chart B.7.1. Pune region has maximum percentage of Driver s Licences which amounts to 15%, followed by Thane region at 14%, Kolhapur at 10% & Amaravati at 9%. Regionwise Share of Driving Licences Issued During The Year Nagpur (R), 64250, 4% Nagpur (U), 56152, 3% Amravati, , 9% Mumbai (C), 74901, 4% Mumbai (W), 86219, 5% Mumbai (E ), 62763, 4% Nanded, 50888, 3% Thane, , 14% Latur, 78558, 5% Aurangabad, 79718, 5% Panvel, 86956, 5% Dhule, , 8% Kolhapur, , 10% Nashik, , 6% Pune, , 15% Chart: B Classwise Growth of Driver s Licences Issued During The Year & : In the year total number of Professional Driver s licences issued was 3,21,037 and in the number steadily increased to 3,40,065. The percentage of growth is 5.93%. In the year total number of Non-Professional Driver s licences issued were 5,83,800 and in the same increased to 13,26,632. The percentage of growth, being %.

11 Number ix 9. Classwise Growth of Driver s Licences on Record From to : In the year total number of Professional Driver s licences on record were 58,06,107 and in the number increased to 1,15,38,520. The percentage of growth is 98.73%. In the year total number of Non-Professional Driver s licences on record were 94,94,148 and in the same was increased to 1,84,12,441. The percentage of growth is 93.93%. C. Learner s Licences 1. Growth of Learner s Licences Issued During The Year & : In the year total number of Learner s Licences issued was 15,05,374,whereas in the year , total number of Learner s Licences issued was 20,33,047 (35.05%). The number of Learner s Licences issued during the year to is shown in chart C.1.1 Number of Learner's Licences Issued In Each Year From to Year Chart: C Officewise Growth of Issuance Of Learner s Licences In The Year : Nanded office showed maximum growth of issuance of Learner s Licences i.e % during the year followed by Latur at 19.89%, Jalgaonl at 14.02%, Malegaon at 5.56% and Ratnagiri at 3.37% over previous year (see table no.28).

12 Number x D. Badges 1. Growth of Badges Issued During The Year & : In the year total number of Badges issued were 69,240, whereas in the year it decreased to 46,447. The number of Badges issued during the year to is shown in chart D Number of Badges Issued In Each Year From to Year Chart: D Officewise Growth of Issuance of Badges In The Year : Hingoli office showed maximum growth of issuance of Badges i.e % during the year followed by Wardha %, Nandurbar at %, Ambejogai at %, Dhule at % over previous year (see table no.32). 3. Officewise Growth of Badges on Record As On : Nagpur East office showed maximum growth of Badges on record i.e % as on , followed by Vasai at %, Panvel at 63.47%, Karad at 39.55% & Nandurbar at 24.76% over previous year (see table no.33). E. Conductor Licences/ Badges 1. Growth of Conductor Licences/ Badges Issued During The Year & : In the year total number of Conductor Licences/ Badges issued was 19,731 whereas in the year total number increased to 36,640. The number of Conductor Licences/Badges issued during the year to is shown in chart E.1.1

13 Rs. in Crores Number xi Number of Conductor Licences/ Badges Issued In Each Year From to Year Chart: E Officewise Growth of Issuance of Conductor Licences/ Badges In The Year : Washim office showed maximum growth of issuance of Badges i.e % during the year followed by Osmanabad at %, Yeotmal at %, Kolhapur at 93.99% & Akluj at 89.86% over previous year (see table no.34). 3. Officewise Growth of Conductor Licences/ Badges on Record As On : Kalyan office showed maximum growth of Badges on record i.e % as on , followed by Nagpur East at 65.06%, Vasai at 54.80%, Karad at 36.10% and Mumbai West 30.33% over previous year (see table no.35). F. Revenue 1. Growth of Revenue From to 2015: Total revenue (Motor Vehicle Tax, Environment Tax, Passenger Tax, Fees & Fines etc.) collected in the year was cr. There has been a steady & stable rise in the total revenue. In the year , the total Revenue collected was cr. The growth of revenue from the year to is shown in Chart F Total Revenue ( ) Collected From to Year Chart: F.1.1

14 xii 2. Officewise Growth of Revenue (0041) In The Year : Vashi office showed maximum growth of total Revenue i.e % during the year followed by Mumbai East at 14.29%, Mumbai Central at 13.66%, Nagpur East at 13.56%, Beed at 12.16% over previous year (see table no.45). 3. Regionwise Contribution of Revenue: Pune region collected Rs cr. contributing 20% of the total revenue, followed by Thane region Rs cr. (16%), Mumbai (West) Rs cr.(7%), Panvel Rs cr. (7%) and Nashik Rs (6%).The region wise contribution of revenue collected during the year is shown in Chart F.3.1. Amravati, 18700, 3% Nanded, 8595, 1% Latur, 9964, 2% Aurangabad, 18385, 3% Dhule, 21683, 4% Nashik, 35521, 6% Regionwise Contribution of Revenue Collected During Nagpur (U), 16326, 3% Nagpur (R), 21050, 4% TC Office, 57197, 10% Mumbai ( C), 27177, 5% Mumbai (W), 42326, 7% Mumbai (E), 16199, 3% Thane, 94239, 16% Pune, , 20% Kolhapur, 35512, 6% Panvel, 41237, 7% Chart: F Receiptwise Share of Revenue Collected During The Year : Receipt wise share of Revenue collected in Maharashtra State, is shown in chart F.4.1. Motor Vehicle Tax Comprises 86.69% of Total Revenue Share. Revenue Receipt for the year in Maharashtra Rs. in Crores Green Tax % Other Receipt % Motor Vehicle Tax % Service Fees % Fees % Compounding Fees % Chart: F.4.1

15 xiii G. Performance of Border Check Posts 1. Comparison of Performance of BCP s From The Year & : Number of Vehicles checked during the year at the various BCP s was 34,75,835, whereas in the year the number of vehicles checked was 1,24,35,450. Number of Vehicles detected during the year , were 8,57,779 whereas in the year the number of vehicles detected were 16,99,314. Fine recovered at the Border Check Post during the year was 91.46cr. whereas in the year the BCP s have been able to recover total revenue of Rs cr. 2. Contribution of BCP s In Recovery During The Year : Dapcheri (Achhad) Check Post alone collected.rs cr.,which contributes 26.23% of the total revenue recovered followed by Palasner Rs.33.59cr. (14.82%), Navapur Rs cr.(10.92%), Kagal Rs cr. (10.49%),and Nandni Rs cr.(5.88%) (see table no.50). Contribution of Each BCP during the year Rajura, , 2% Deori, , 3% Kandri (Manegaon), , 2% Bori (Pimpalkhuti), , 3% Kharpi, , 0% Sawaner (Khursapur), , 1% Dapchery,(Acchhad), , 26% Insuli, , 2% Kagal, , 10% Chandgad, 40.80, 0% Rawala (Warud), , 1% Billoli, , 1% Nandani (Mandrup), , 6% Degloor, , 1% Omerga, , 5% Marwade, , 1% Gawali (Akkalkuva), , 3% Chorwad, , 1% Purnad, , 3% Bedakipada (Nawapur), , 11% Borgaon, , 3% Hadakhed (Palasner), , 15% Chart: G Performance of BCP s During The Year to : Performance of Border Check Posts in respect of vehicle checked, detected and fine recovered in last 10 years is shown in chart G.3.1.

16 Rs. in Crores Motor Vehicle & Revenue xiv Performance of Border Check Posts During The Year to MV Checked in Thousand MV Detected in Thousand Amount Recovered Rs. In Lakh Year Chart: G.3.1 H. Performance of Flying Squads 1. Officewise Growth of Revenue Recovery By Flying Squads In The Year : Sindhudurga office showed maximum growth of Revenue recovery by flying Squads i.e % during the year followed by Panvel at 67.10%, Nandurbar at 31.88%, Baramati at 24.86% & Solapur at 23.34% over previous year (see table no.51). 2. Performance of Flying Squads During The Year to : Performance of Flying Squads in respect of Revenue recovery in last 10 years is shown in chart H.2.1. Performance of Flying Squads During the Year From to Year Chart: H Regionwise Share of Recovery Effected by Flying Squads During The Year : Revenue collected by flying squads during the year is Rs cr, increase by Rs cr, which amounts to growth of 4.28% over Maximum Revenue recovered by Thane Region is Rs cr, followed by Pune Region Rs cr.,Greater Mumbai Rs cr, Nashik Region Rs cr. and Panvel Rs cr.. The growth in

17 Year xv revenue by the Flying Squads of Pune, Thane, Mumbai, Nashik and Panvel is.(11.03%), (7.93%), (-19.88%), (8.73%) & (43.49%) respectively over previous year (see table no.51). Regionwise Contribution of Perfomance of Flying Squads, during the year Mumbai (W), 1277, 3% Mumbai ( C), 1336, 3% Mumbai (E), 1992, 5% Thane, 7902, 19% Nagpur (R), 2091, 5% Panvel, 3976, 10% Nagpur (U), 2102, 5% Amravati, 1718, 4% Nanded, 1325, 3% Latur, 595, 2% Aurangabad, 848, 2% Dhule, 1430, 4% Kolhapur, 3030, 7% Nashik, 4342, 11% Pune, 6694, 17% Chart: H.2.1 I. Performance of Checking of Overloading of Goods Vehicles 1. Officewise Growth of Overload Checking of Goods Vehicles In The Tear : Dhule office showed maximum growth of Overload checking of Goods Vehicles i.e % during the year , followed by Latur at 207.7%, Baramati at 92.58%, Nagpur (R) at 83.74%, Pune at 20.81% over previous year (see table no.53). 2. Performance of Overload Checking of Goods Vehicles During The Year to : Performance of Overload checking of Goods Vehicles during last 10 years is shown in chart I.2.1. Performance of Overload Goods Checking During The Year to Amount in Crores Chart: I.2.1

18 Rs. in Crores xvi 3. Comparison of Performance of Flying Squads, Overload Goods Checking and Border Check Post: Comparison of Performance of Flying Squads, Overload Goods Checking and Border Check Post showed in chart I Comparison of Performance of Flying Squads, Overload Goods Checking and Border Check Posts year Flying Squads Overload Goods Checking Border Check Post Year Chart: I.3.1 J. Road Accidents 1. Number of Road Accidents: The number of road accidents is decreasing. In the year 2010 (calendar year), total number of road Accidents occurs in State of Maharashtra, were 69,573,whereas the number decreased to 63,805 in the year 2015 (see table no.63). 2. Number of Persons Killed: The number of persons killed in road accidents is increasing. In the year 2010, total number of persons killed in road accidents in State of Maharashtra were 12,287, whereas the number increased to 13,212 in the year 2015(see table no.64). 3. Number of Persons Injured: The number of persons injured in road accidents is decreasing. In the year 2010, total number of persons injured in road accidents in State of Maharashtra, were 46528, whereas the number decreased to 39,606, in the year 2015 (see table no.65). 4. Comparison of Number of Accidents, Persons Killed & Injured During The Period 2010 to 2015: Comparison of number of Road Accidents, Persons killed & Injured during the period 2010 to 2015 is showed in Chart J.4.1.

19 Numbers xvii Comparison of No. of Road Accidents, Persons Killed/Injured During The Period 2010 to No. of Accidents No. of Persons Killed No. of Persons Injured Year Chart: J Comparison of Various Types of Accidents During the Calendar Year 2015: Total Number of Accidents occurred in the State of Maharashtra in the year 2015 is Out of which the details of various types of Accidents is as below. a. Accidents without Injury (43%) b. Fatal Accidents (19%) c. Serious Injury Accidents (22%) d. Minor Injury Accidents (16%) Comparison of Various Types of Accidents Accidents Without Injury, % Total Number of Accidents = Fatal Accidents, % Minor Injury Accidents, % Serious Injury Accidents, % Chart: J.5.1.

20 Greater Mumbai Thane Raigad Sindhudurg Ratnagiri kolhapur sangli Satara Pune Solapur Nashik Ahmednagar Dhule Jalgaon Nandurbar Aurangabad Jalna Beed Latur Osmanabad Nanded Parbhani Hingoli Amravati Buldhana Yavatmal Akola Washim Nagpur Wardha Gadchiroli Chandrapur Gondia Bhandara Number of Vehicles Greater Thane Raigad Sindhudurg Ratnagiri kolhapur sangli Satara Pune Solapur Nashik Ahmednagar Dhule Jalgaon Nandurbar Aurangabad Jalna Beed Latur Osmanabad Nanded Parbhani Hingoli Amravati Buldhana Yavatmal Akola Washim Nagpur Wardha Gadchiroli Chandrapur Gondia Bhandara Number of Vehicles Per '000 Population xviii K. Districtwise Vehicle Statistics Districtwise Comparision of Important Vehicle statistics for The Year : 1. Vehicle Per Thousand Persons as per Census Population 2011 :- Pune district is having maximum Vehicles Per Thousand Persons i.e. 470 during the year followed by Nagpur 382, Kolhapur 277, Aurangabad 276 & Thane 261. While Nandurbar district is having minimum Vehicles Per Thousand Persons i.e.82, followed by Gadchiroli 90, Hingoli 99, Osmanabad 109 & Beed 117. (see table no.68) Vehicles per 000' Population in Each District in Vehicles per 000' Population 382 Districts Chart: K Number of Vehicles Per Kilometer Road Length :- Greater Mumbai is having maximum number of Vehicles Per Kilometer Road Length i.e during the year followed by Nagpur District 340, Thane 299, Pune 239 & Kolhapur 126. While Gadchiroli district is having minimum number of Vehicles Per Kilometer Road Length i.e.16, followed by Nandurbar 19, Sindhudurga 20, Wardha & Osmanabad 24. (see table no.70) No. of Vehicles per Km Rd. Length in Each District in No. of Vehicles per Km Rd. Length Districts Chart: K.2.1.

21 Greater Mumbai Thane Raigad Sindhudurg Ratnagiri kolhapur sangli Satara Pune Solapur Nashik Ahmednagar Dhule Jalgaon Nandurbar Aurangabad Jalna Beed Latur Osmanabad Nanded Parbhani Hingoli Amravati Buldhana Yavatmal Akola Washim Nagpur Wardha Gadchiroli Chandrapur Gondia Bhandara Number of Accidents Greater Mumbai Thane Navi Kalyan - Dombivali Vasai Pune Pimpri- Chinchwad Nashik Aurangabad Nagpur Number of Vehicles xix 3. Vehicles Per Thousand Persons in Million Plus Cities In Maharashtra State: Amongst the cities having population of more than a million in the State of Maharashtra, Pune City has maximum ratio of vehicles per thousand persons i.e.750, followed by Nagpur City 530, Nashik 418, Aurangabad 354 & Thane 293. Vehicle Per Thousand Persons in million plus cities is shown in chart K.3.1. (see table no.26). Vehicles per 1000 Person in Million Plus Cities in Maharashtra in Million Plus Cities Chart: K No. of Accidents Per Lakh Vehicle Population :- Greater Mumbai is having maximum Accidents Per Lakh Vehicles i.e. 908 during the year followed by Nandurbar district 457, Osmanabad 365, Ratnagiri 355 & Dhule 352. While Satara district is having minimum Accidents Per Lakh Vehicles i.e.87, followed by Pune 93, Kolhapur 110, Aurangabad 122 & Parbhani 130. (see table no.69) No. of Accidents per Lakh vehicle in Each District in 2015 No. of Accidents per Lakh vehicle Districts Chart: K.3.1.

22 Greater Mumbai Thane Raigad Sindhudurg Ratnagiri kolhapur sangli Satara Pune Solapur Nashik Ahmednagar Dhule Jalgaon Nandurbar Aurangabad Jalna Beed Latur Osmanabad Nanded Parbhani Hingoli Amravati Buldhana Yavatmal Akola Washim Nagpur Wardha Gadchiroli Chandrapur Gondia Bhandara Number of Persons Killed xx 5. No. of Persons Killed in Accidents Per Lakh Vehicle Population :- Osmanabad is having maximum Persons Killed in Accidents Per Lakh Vehicles i.e. 182 during the year followed by Nandurbar District 146, Gadchiroli 121, Hingoli 107 & Dhule 106. While Greater Mumbai is having minimum Persons Killed in Accidents Per Lakh Vehicles i.e.20, followed by Kolhapur District 21, Satara 22, Pune 23 & Nagpur 38. (see table no.69). No. of Person Killed per Lakh vehicle in Each District in No. of Person Killed per Lakh vehicle Districts Chart: K.4.1.

23 Table No. 1 Maharashtra's Economy in Figures, 2015 Item Unit Number Geographical Area 000sq.km. 308 Divisions Number 6 Districts Number 35 Tahsils Number 355 City and town units Number 534 Population As Per Census Males No.('000) Females No.('000) Total No.('000) Rural No.('000) Urban No.('000) Scheduled castes No.('000) Scheduled tribes No.('000) Main Workers ( No. LAKH) 438 Sex ratio Females per '000 males 929 Density Population per sq.km 365 Literacy Percentage 82.3 Transport And Communication- Railway route length ( ) Km Surfaced road length (as on 31st March, 2015) Km National highways Km State Highways Km Major district roads Km Other district roads Km Village Roads Km Motor vehicles registered (as on 31st March 2015) Number Local Bodies Zilla Parishads Number 34 Panchayat Samitis " 351 Village Panchayats " Municipal Councils " 226 Cantonment Board " 7 Municipal Corporations " 26 Source:- Maharashtra's Economy in figures 2014 of Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Mumbai.& P.W.D. Mumbai.

24 Table No. 2 Area and Population of Maharashtra State, (According to 2011 Census) Sr. Name of the Area Sex Total Sector Total Density Percentage No. District (in sq. Male Female Population Rural Urban Population No. of Persons Distribution km.) (in '000) (in '000) (in '000) (in '000) (in '000) (in '000) per sq. km. of Population Mumbai Mumbai (Suburban) Thane Raigad Ratnagiri Sindhudurg Konkan Region Nashik Dhule Nandurbar Jalgaon Ahmednagar Nashik Region Pune Satara Sangli Solapur Kolhapur Pune Region Aurangabad Jalna Parbhani Hingoli Beed Nanded Osmanabad Latur Aurangabad Region Buldhana Akola Washim Amravati Yavatmal Amravati Region Wardha Nagpur Bhandara Gondia Chandrapur Gadchiroli Nagpur Region Maharashtra State Note:- Details may not add up to totals due to rounding off.

25 Table No.3 1/4 Telephone Nos.& Office Addresses of Transport Commissioner's/ Director's of Transport of U.Ts./States in the Country Sr. No. Designation & Addressof Transport Commossioner's/Director's of Transport/Transport Secretary etc. UT./State Phone No./Fax No Transport Commissioner & Directorate of Andman & / (O) Transport, Nicobar Island 03192/ (O) Port Blair (U.T.) / (Fax) 2 Home Secretary-cum-Secretary Transport, Chandigarh 0172 / (O) Chandigarh Administration. (U.T.) 0172 / (Fax) Chandigarh Administration Secretariate, 0172 / (R) Room No. 411,4th floor,deluxe Building Sector-9, Union Territory,Chandigarh ID 3 Transport Commissioner, Dadra & 02368/ (O) Office of the Registering & Licensing Nagar Haveli / (R) Authority, (U.T.) Dadra & Nagar Haveli, (U.T.), Silvassa Director of Transport, Daman Daman & Diu / (O) Office of the Directors of Transport, (U.T.) 0260 / (Fax) New RTO Complex, Near Airport Road Nani Daman Principal Secretary-cum- Dehli 011/ (O) Commissioner (Transport), (U.T.) 011/ (Fax) Deptt., of Transport, 011/ (O) Govt. of N.C.T. of Delhi, 5/9 Under Hill Road,Delhi Secretary Transport, Secretariate, Lakshadweep / (O) U.T. of Lakshdweep, (U.T.) / (Fax) Kavaratti, via H.P.O. Calicut Transport Commissioner, cum Additional Pondichery 0413 / (O) Secretary to Govt. (TR.) 100 feet Road, (U.T.) 0413 / (O) Olandaikeerapalayam, Mudaliarpet, 0413 / (Fax) Pondicherry / (R) 8 Transport Commissioner, Andhra Pradesh 040 / (O) Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, 040 / Fax Transport Commissione's office, 040/ (R) Transport Bhavan, RTA Complex, Somajiguda, Hyderabad ID :Commissioner- 9 Director (Transport), Naharlagun, Arunachal 0360/ (O) Govt.of Arunachal Pradesh, Pradesh 0360/ (Fax) Itanagar Principal. Secretary (Transport) Assam 0361 / (O)/ Fax Transport Department, Govt. of Assam, Dispur, Housefed Complex, Guwahati

26 Table No.3--- concld. 2/4 Telephone Nos.& Office Addresses of Transport Commissioner's/ Director's of Transport of U.Ts./States in the Country Sr. No. Designation & Addressof Transport Commossioner's/Director's of UT./State Phone No./Fax No. 1 Transport/Transport 2 Secretary etc Principal Secretary, Bihar 0612 / (O) Transport Department & 0612 / (Fax) State Transport Commissioner,Bihar, 0612 / (R) Vishweswaraiya Bhawan, 2'nd floor, Mob Baily Road, Patana ID - nic.in. 12 Additional Chief Secretary & Chattisgarh 0771 / (O) Joint Transport Commissioner, 0771 / (Fax) DSK-Bhawan, Gandhi Road, Govt. of Chattisgarh, Raipur ID atc.cg@ inic.in 13 Director of Transport & Ex-offcio, Goa 0832/ (O) Jt. Secretary (Transport) 0832/ (Fax) Directorate of Transport Govt. of Goa, Junta House, 1st Floor, Panji (Goa) ID -director@goatransport.com. 14 Commissioner of Transport, Gujrat 079 / (O) Govt. of Gujrat, 079 / (Fax) Transport Commissione's office, 079/ (R) Block No.6, 2/3rd Floor, Old Sachivalaya, Dr. Jivraj Mehta Bhavan, Gujrat State, Gandhinagar. ID - Commi-trans@gujrat.gov.in 15 Financial Commissioner & Principal secretary, Haryana 0172 / (O) to Govt. of Haryana, Transport Department, 0172 / (Fax) RoomNo.622, 6th floor, New Secretariat Building, 0172 / (R) Sector-17, Behind ISBT., Sector-17 Chandigarh ID -fcts-tca@yahoo.com. 16 Commissioner-cum-Director Himachal Pradesh 0177 / (O) Transport Himachal Pradesh 0177 / / (Fax) Directorate of Transport Parivahan Bhawan, Shimla / (R) 17 Transport Commissioner, Jammu & Kashmir 0194 / (O) Transport Commissioner's office, 0194 / (Fax) Govt. of Jammu and Kashmir, 0194 / (R) Old Sectt., Srinagar A Transport Commissioner, Jammu & Kashmir 0191 / (O) Transport Commissioner's office, 0191 / (Fax) Govt. of Jammu and Kashmir, 0191 / (R) Amrit Bhawan, Narwal Bye-Pass, Jammu (Tawi)

27 Table No.3--- contd. 3/4 Telephone Nos.& Office Addresses of Transport Commissioner's/ Director's of Transport of U.Ts./States in the Country Sr. No Transport Commissioner, Jharkhand 0651 / (O) Govt. of Jharkhand, 0651 / (Fax) Transport Commissioner's Office, 0651 / (R) C.M.P.D.I Building, Kanke Road, Ranchi Commissioner for Transport, Karnataka 080 / (O) Transport Commissioner office, 5th Floor, Multistoried Building, Dr.B.R. Ambedkar Veedi, Bangalore / (Fax) 20 Transport Commissioner, Kerala 0471 / (O) Transport Commissionerate, Transport Bhavan, EastFort, 0471/ (Fax) 0471/ (R) Thiruvananthapuram (M) Transport Commissioner, Madhya Pradesh / (O) Transport Commissioner's office, Moti Mahal, Gwalior Madhya Pradesh / (Fax) 0751 / (R) 22 Transport Commissioner, Maharashtra 022 / /33/34 (O) Govt. of Maharashtra, Transport Commissioner's office, Opp.Dr.Ambedkar Garden, 022 / (O) 022 / (Fax) 022 / (Telefax) Administrative Bldg., 4th Floor, (Churchgate Office) Govt.Colony, Bandra (East), Mumbai Director of Transport, Manipur 0385 / (O) Govt. of Manipur, Imphal / (Fax) 24 Commissioner of Transport, Meghalaya 0364 / (O) Govt. of Meghalaya, Sawlad, Madamarting, Shillong / (Fax) 25 Annexe-II, Civil Secretariat Mizoram 0389/ (O) Treasury Square, Aizwal / (Fax) 26 Transport Commissioner, Nagaland 0370 / (O) Old M.L.A. Hostel Building Nagaland Designation & Addressof Transport Commossioner's/Director's of Transport/Transport Secretary etc. Kohima : commrtrans-ngl@nic.in 0370 / (Fax) 27 Transport Commissioner, Orisa 0674 / (O) Commerce & Transport Deptt., Bhubaneswar UT./State Phone No./Fax No / (O) 0674 / (Fax)

28 Table No.3--- contd. 4/4 Telephone Nos.& Office Addresses of Transport Commissioner's/ Director's of Transport of U.Ts./States in the Country Sr. No. Designation & Addressof Transport Commossioner's/Director's of UT./State Phone No./Fax No. 1 Transport/Transport 2 Secretary etc State Transport Commissioner, Punjab 0172 / (O) Jeevandeep Building, Sector-17, Chandigarh / (R) 0172 / (Fax) 29 Transport Commissioner & Secretary, Rajsthan 0141 / (O) Govt. of Rajasthan, Parivahan Bhawan,Sahkar Marg, Jaipur / (R) 0141 / (Fax) 30 Principal Secretary Sikkim / (O) Transport Department, Govt. of Sikkim, Yatayat Bhavan, Gangtok, Sikkim / (R) / (Fax) 31 Transport Commissioner/ Road Safety Comm. Tamilnadu 044 / (O) Transport Commissioner's Office, Govt. of Tamilnadu, Ezhilagam, Chepauk, Chennai / (Fax) ID sta@tn.nic.in Web : Commissioner & Secretary, Tripura 0381 / (O) Govt.of Tripura, Transport Deptt.,, Pt.Nehru Comlex.Gurakha basti, Agartala Additional Secretary (Transport), Uttarakhand 0135 / (O) 8 Rambag, Kawali, 0135 / (Fax) Govt.of Uttarakhand Dehradun Transport Commissioner, Uttar Pradesh 0522 / (O) Office of the Transport Commissioner, Parivahan Bhavan, Tehari Kothi, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, M.G.Marg, Lucknow / (Fax) 35 Principal Secretary of Transport Deptt., West Bangal 033 / (O) Second Floor, Protected Area, Writer's Bldg., Govt. of West Bangal, Kolkata / (Fax)

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