How to register a motorcycle with the traffic police

Registration of a motorcycle with the traffic police in 2019. Registering a scooter

When purchasing an iron horse, remember that, despite the external differences from a car, registering a motorcycle with the traffic police in 2019, as before, is a mandatory procedure. The same applies to scooters. In this case, strict adherence to registration deadlines is necessary. In case of failure to comply with this requirement, administrative liability may be imposed on the owner (possessor).

Registration procedure

The provisions and procedure for registering scooters with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate, as well as motorcycles, are established by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated August 12, 1994 N 938 “On state registration of motor vehicles and other types of self-propelled equipment on the territory of the Russian Federation”, as well as Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated November 24, 2008 N 1001 “On the procedure for registering vehicles.”

According to these legislative acts, the owner and/or owner of the purchased vehicle is obliged to register the motorcycle or scooter within no more than 10 days. Registering a scooter with the traffic police is no different from an identical action in relation to a motorcycle. To do this, you must provide the following documents to the nearest traffic police department:

PTS and STS (if any), documents for numbered units (if available);

purchase and sale agreement (or other document on the basis of which ownership of the vehicle arose);

application for vehicle registration (not issued in all branches, but often it can be obtained completed on site for an additional fee).

If you have any of the following documents, you must also provide them:

documents for numbered units;

customs documents on the temporary import of vehicles for a period of more than six months (clause 15.4.1 of Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated August 7, 2013 N 605);

documents on the disposal of the vehicle (when restoring the registration of vehicles that were not actually recycled, but had already been deregistered) (clause 15.10 of the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated August 7, 2013 N 605);

resolution of the investigative body and documents that are the basis for identifying the vehicle (for example, an expert opinion), in the situation of returning the vehicle after theft (clause 15.11 of the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated August 7, 2013 N 605).

Please note that Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated March 20, 2017 N 139 canceled:

the right of traffic police officers to demand the presentation of a compulsory motor liability insurance policy upon registration - it is received as part of an electronic exchange (clause 15.6 of the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated August 7, 2013 N 605 is excluded);

limiting the period of up to 10 days for obtaining the “TRANSIT” sign (clause 33 of Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated November 24, 2008 N 1001).

This does not mean that you may not have an issued MTPL policy, you just don’t need to provide it in paper form, traffic police officers will see it in the database.

Duty and fines

Since registering a scooter with the traffic police, like registering a motorcycle, is a purely government operation, a state fee must be paid for its implementation. Its size is established in Article 333.33 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation:

1,500 rubles for issuing state registration plates for a motor vehicle;

500 rubles for issuing a motor vehicle registration certificate.

350 rubles for making changes to the PTS.

If you use online payment through the State Services portal, you will receive a 30% discount. Read more about this here

If the owner violated the registration deadlines, then administrative liability is applied to him, which is regulated by the Administrative Code:

paragraphs 1 and 2 of Article 12.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - operating an unregistered vehicle for the first time entails a fine of 500 to 800 rubles, a repeated violation entails a fine of up to 5,000 rubles or deprivation of rights for up to 4 months;

paragraph 1 of article 19.22 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - violation of the vehicle registration rules entails punishment in the form of a fine ranging from 1,500 to 2,000 thousand rubles.

Collecting documents, filling them out correctly, and many other intricacies of the process of registering a motorcycle or scooter can be difficult for a person who is not familiar with all the legal aspects. Therefore, to reduce the cost of time and nerves, it is best to entrust professionals to register the vehicle with the traffic police.

How to register a motorcycle

Summer, warm time is approaching. The air is warming up, the roads are drying up, and it's time for motorcycles. Those who like to ride like a breeze are unsheathing their iron horses, while others are thinking about buying them. Especially for future motorcycle owners, we remind you of the current legislation of our country. It decides to register vehicles within the first ten days after their purchase. Otherwise, you may run into fines and additional problems during registration.

Rules for registering a vehicle with the traffic police

A motorbike, along with cars, is one of the vehicles subject to registration with the traffic police. Previously, there was a restriction for scooters that did not have to be registered. Now the law makes it obligatory for all vehicles whose engine capacity starts from 50 cubic cm, and whose speed is more than 50 km/h, to register with the traffic police. Therefore, registering a motorcycle is an obligation for all owners.

The maximum permissible deadline for submitting documents is 10 days from the date of purchase of a motorcycle in Russia. If the transport was purchased abroad, the period is reduced to 5 days, but only from the moment of crossing the border (customs clearance).

Registering a motorcycle is a procedure that includes several operations.

Preparation of a package of documents:

1. Preparing the motorcycle.
2. Visit to the traffic police department to submit documents.
3. Providing a motorbike for inspection.
4. Obtaining a certificate and number.

The positive outcome, as well as the timing of the operation, depends on the degree of responsibility with which the bike owner approaches each stage of registration.

Preparation of documents

Before going to the traffic police, you need to collect all the required documents.

In order to meet the ten-day deadline, even before making the purchase, you should think about registering the motorcycle with the traffic police.

First of all, you will need a completed purchase and sale agreement for the bike. In this case, the date specified in the contract serves as the starting point from which the maximum deadline for submitting papers is calculated. Next, you need to undergo a technical inspection and insure your civil liability (take out an MTPL policy). If the motorcycle was purchased at a dealership, that is, it is completely new, then the insurance company can issue a policy without providing an inspection certificate. But this is not a stated responsibility of the insurance company. Perhaps they will still require you to provide a technical inspection document, or they will ask you to undergo an inspection directly from them.

In some cases, when insuring a new motorcycle, the insurance agent can verify the condition of the vehicle by visiting the specified address. You will have to pay some extra amount. But it will still cost less than transporting the bike on a tow truck.

If you buy a motorbike secondhand, the new owner will have to renew the insurance policy, even if it is valid. In this case, it is better to contact the same place where the previous owner registered. You may be able to get by without having to undergo a motorcycle inspection.

Submitting documents to the traffic police department

As noted above, a ten-day period is given to the owner to submit documents to the department. The certificate itself can be issued after this period (this will not constitute a violation). The package of documents is submitted in one day. They are presented during a personal visit, having stood in line. You can also pre-submit an application via the Internet, on the State Services portal. When applying online, you can get a discount of about 30%.

To obtain a certificate and number, an employee of the State Safety Inspectorate (STSI) will ask you to provide a motorbike for inspection. He will check the frame number, as well as other marks indicated by the manufacturer of the equipment, with the motorcycle’s registration certificate.

It is worth keeping in mind that the new motorcycle cannot be transported under its own power, since it does not have license plates. Its transportation is possible only with a special trailer or tow truck. If the vehicle was not purchased new, you can negotiate with the former owner to transport it to the department.

The basis for issuing a new certificate is the application of the new owner. It can be written by hand directly at the traffic police department. There you will also find a sample form.

What documents are needed?

In order for the motorcycle registration to be successful, you must bring the following documents to the traffic police department:

• bike purchase agreement;
• vehicle passport (PTS);
• OSAGO policy;
• passport of the new owner;
• checks for payment of state duty;
• application for registration;
• reporting documents of the customs clearance procedure (when importing from abroad);

You must bring the originals of all the listed documents to the department, as well as make copies of them. If a motorcycle is an item of inherited property, then you will additionally need a will or a certificate of right to receive it (you can read more about this here).

You can pay the state fee at a Sberbank branch using a self-service terminal. Its size is fixed and does not depend on the region of circulation. The document regulating the monetary amount of the established duty is the Tax Code of Russia.

How much money do you need to register?

Before registering a motorcycle, you will have to spend a certain amount of money. It will be used to purchase an MTPL insurance policy, as well as to pay state fees.

When registering a motorbike, there may be several operations that require advance payment of the state fee:

1. Registration of a motorcycle and subsequent receipt of a plate with a number - a fee of 1,500 rubles is provided.
2. When making changes to the PTS, the state duty is 350 rubles.
3. Obtaining a registration certificate – 500 rubles.

When the bike was purchased from the previous owner, there is no need to issue a new number. In this case, only the fee for changing the full name in the actual documents is paid.

If you need to deliver the motorcycle to the place of registration, you will additionally need to pay about 2,000 rubles. It is worth noting that it is better to spend this amount on transportation than to receive a fine from traffic police officers in the amount of five thousand rubles, with the possibility of confiscation of your iron horse for impound parking.

FAQ

Question: What should I do if I missed the ten-day deadline for registering my bike?

Answer: For late registration of a motorcycle at the traffic police department, the Code of Administrative Offenses (CAO) provides for a fine of 2,000 rubles. But this document also defines the statute of limitations for violations - it is 2 months. That is, after 60 days after the expiration of the ten-day period, you can safely go and submit documents, and the police cannot issue a fine. If you need to register earlier, then be prepared to pay money.

People often buy a motorcycle in winter. And you can’t travel much in the cold weather. But this raises the question: how to register a motorcycle in winter so as not to be subject to penalties, because both in summer and in winter ten days are allotted for registration.

Answer: Here you will have to be guided only by your cunning. You can agree with the seller to leave the sale date open. But this is not always convenient, since when purchasing equipment second-hand, the former owner will have to pay transport tax for the time when the motorbike was actually in the use of another person. But when purchasing from an official dealer, such a move is possible. One copy of the contract does not need to be dated. At the same time, traffic police officers will not make a request to the place where the purchase was made.

How to register a motorcycle correctly

Having acquired a vehicle, be it a car, bus or motorcycle, you need to register it with government agencies. This is a time-consuming and very important procedure, since driving a vehicle without registration is prohibited.

There is a clearly defined algorithm of actions and a list of documents approved by regulations: orders and instructions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. If you act in accordance with the requirements of the law, this procedure will be successful and will not take much time.

Rules for registration with the traffic police

The procedure is regulated by the resolutions of the Government of the Russian Federation “On the introduction of vehicle passports”, “On the state registration of motor vehicles”, “On state registration plates of vehicles”.

After reading the text of the above documents, you can understand the principles and procedure for registering deliveries, find out what documents are needed, and learn about fines for late registration. On the territory of the Russian Federation, motorcycle registration is carried out by the State Road Traffic Safety Inspectorate (hereinafter referred to as the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate).

According to the law, all motorcycles that were purchased after January 1, 2012, no matter new or used, first undergo a technical inspection. Such an inspection is carried out at a specialized diagnostic station or at a technical control point that is certified and authorized to provide this type of service.

During maintenance, the brake system, steering, lighting, wheels and other structural elements are checked.

After a successful technical inspection, a maintenance ticket is issued. With this coupon, the owner must contact the insurance company and take out a compulsory civil liability insurance policy (hereinafter referred to as OSAGO). You won't be able to get a policy without a maintenance coupon. Fortunately, there are a lot of representatives of insurance companies who are ready to help solve this stage.

Having a maintenance coupon and an MTPL policy, you can contact the MREO to register the vehicle and obtain license plates. Just keep in mind that a maximum of 10 days must pass from the moment of purchase to the moment of registration, otherwise there will be a fine.

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What documents are needed

When planning to register your bike, make sure that you have in your hands the entire package of documents required by the traffic police:

• registration application;
• identity document (citizen's passport);
• document confirming ownership;
• vehicle passport (PTS);
• compulsory insurance policy (MTPL insurance).

In addition, you must present the motorcycle itself or the original inspection report;
The procedure will cost the owner a certain amount. Checks and receipts must be saved and attached to the package of documents listed above.

Payable:

• state duty for the vehicle registration certificate;
• state duty for issuing license plates.

If it is not the first registration of a new two-wheeled steel horse, but the second or third, then you will need to pay a fee for making changes to the motorcycle passport (PTS). The vehicle is deregistered, a note is made in the passport, and the license plates are returned. After which the PTS with the changes made is issued to the new owner.

If desired, you can leave the old number, which should be reported to the MREO employee.

After writing the application yourself, go to a special observation deck. There, the traffic police inspector will inspect the motorcycle and check the frame numbers with the data in the documents.

After that, come back and hand in the package of documents to the free window. After some time (about an hour), the registration certificate and license plates will be ready.

Late registration

In 2013, significant changes were made to the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation that relate to the registration of vehicles. In particular, the fine for violating the rules of registration of cars and motorcycles was increased.

The fine increased from 100 rubles to 1,500-2,000 rubles for individuals, and for officials and legal entities up to 10,000 rubles. The amount, of course, is not “cosmic”, but still significant. What to do if, due to insurmountable circumstances, deadlines were missed or it was not possible to register the motorcycle on time?

Option number 1 . We wait. There is a loophole in the country's legislation.

A person cannot be brought to administrative responsibility if two months have passed since the commission of the offense. That is, if the motorcycle equipment was deregistered or purchased on May 5, then starting from May 16 we count 2 months and go to the traffic police to register it.

When offered to pay a fine for late payment, we refuse in good faith, referring to Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation No. 5 of 2005.

Option number 2 . We refer to delivery. If the motorcycle was sent by a transport company, then the date of shipment in the invoice must be taken as the starting date for registration. It is not the owner's fault that delivery was delayed. If a protocol on an administrative offense has been drawn up, then you can go to court to appeal such a decision.

Option number 3 . Reach an agreement. By entering into an agreement with the seller, you can agree that the date in the transfer and acceptance certificate will remain open. At the right time, enter the required number in the column. This procedure is, of course, illegal, but it is almost impossible to prove such a fact.

Option number 4 . Help from a friend. If the motorcycle has been deregistered in another region, you can ask a friend or acquaintance to send a registered letter on behalf of the seller with any content. It’s as if the seller sent you documents for the motorcycle with a delay.

This will be insurance in case the registration deadlines pass and the motorcycle is not registered. A date stamp on the letter will confirm that it has been sent. In the traffic police we play the role of “it’s not my fault, who knew it would take so long.”

The listed methods have not been tested by the author, so he cannot vouch for their effectiveness.

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The video describes in detail how to register a motorcycle with the State Traffic Inspectorate, and what is necessary for this.

If you have a brand new motorcycle, your joy may be overshadowed by the need to register it with the State Traffic Inspectorate. In fact, it is not as difficult as it might seem at first glance. Let's take a closer look at how to do this and what may be required for this.

Documents required to register a motorcycle

In general, registration of vehicles is necessary in order to ensure the most complete state registration of them on the territory of the Russian Federation. In addition, this must be done to allow vehicles to participate in road traffic. Thus, everyone who wants to ride it without violating the laws of the Russian Federation must register their bike.

But if your vehicle does not belong to this category, then you will need to prepare the following package of documents:

• a statement of your desire to register a motorcycle (a template for filling out can be downloaded from the Public Services Portal);
• passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation or birth certificate (if the owner of the bike is under fourteen years old);
• vehicle passport;
• a document confirming that you are the owner of this vehicle (sale agreement or deed of gift, certificate of inheritance, etc.);
• vehicle group inspection report (optional);
• MTPL insurance policy;
• if the motorcycle is not your property, you must provide a document giving you the right to represent the interests of the owner of the motorcycle (notarized power of attorney).

Fine for expired motorcycle registration

You must register the motorcycle within 10 days after purchase or during the validity period of the “Transit” registration plate (if the motorcycle was purchased not where you live, but in another region of the Russian Federation).

For violation of registration rules, fines are imposed in the amount of 1,500 to 2,000 rubles, and for operating an unregistered vehicle:

• for the first time they will be fined from 500 to 800 rubles,
• If this violation is detected again, you will be fined 5,000 rubles. and may even be deprived of rights for up to 4 months.

Traffic police: motorcycle registration

To register your vehicle with the state, you must do the following:

• open the official website of the State Traffic Inspectorate;
• in the menu on the main page, find the section “GOVERNMENTAL AUTO INSPECTION”;
• "Car owners"

• select your region and the “Registration of vehicles and trailers” service.

The site will give you the addresses of State Traffic Inspectorate offices where you can register your vehicle.

In addition, you can sign up for registration through the State Services portal. A little advice that will allow you to save your money: when paying state fees via the Internet on this particular resource, using a bank card, e-wallet or mobile phone, a 30% discount is provided.

The cost of the service for 2018 is:

• The state fee for providing registration plates for a motorcycle is 1050 rubles. (RUB 1,500 – full price without discount);
• state fee for issuing a registration certificate is 350 rubles. (500 rub.).

On the day you signed up for, you need to ride your motorcycle to the selected traffic police department. Do not forget to take with you the completed application form, the originals of all required documents and a receipt for payment of the state fee. An employee of the State Traffic Inspectorate will check your vehicle at the inspection platform, and as a result, you will be given a motorcycle registration certificate and registration plates.

Grounds for refusal of registration

There are cases when motorcycle registration may be refused. Therefore, check in advance whether your situation fits the ones described below.

The vehicle will not be registered if:

• you did not pay the state fee or did not provide a receipt confirming payment;
• you want to register a motorcycle, the owner of which is a legal entity that has ceased its activities;
• there is no record of payment of the recycling fee in the vehicle passport;
• the design of your bike does not comply with the requirements of the legislation of the Russian Federation;
• you have provided documents that contain false information, or the vehicle passport is invalid;
• the identification numbers on the motorcycle have been erased;
• vehicles with such signs are wanted.

Registering a new bike

In accordance with the provisions of the legislation of the Russian Federation, the previous owner of the vehicle must deregister it with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate before selling his vehicle. However, even if he did not do this, do not worry: nothing will prevent the motorcycle from being allowed to participate in road traffic.

When registering a new motorcycle, you must first undergo a technical inspection, for which you will need to pay approximately 200 rubles, and also take out MTPL insurance. And only after this should you go to register your bike according to the scheme already described above with the State Traffic Inspectorate.

In the end, it can be noted that in the process of state registration of a motorcycle there will not be any problems if you first complete all the documents required for this. Also, you should not buy cheap bikes second-hand, so as not to fall for scammers.

Registering a motorcycle

The procedure for registering a motorcycle with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate is almost no different from registering a car. If you had to register your car, there will be no problems with registering your motorcycle. However, the procedure for registration actions in the traffic police changes periodically, the state develops innovations and imposes new requirements that need to be understood.

Motor vehicles that do not require registration with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate-MREO include motocross motorcycles and pit bikes (sports equipment), especially if they are used only on specially designated tracks and are transported on regular roads in the back of a car. All other types of motor vehicles, including scooters, which a few years ago did not have to be registered, today must be registered with the state traffic inspectorate. The driver will be fined for driving an unregistered motorcycle. For the first violation, a fine of 500-800 rubles is charged, for the second - 5,000 rubles, and deprivation of rights for up to four months is also possible.

Please note that late registration of a motorcycle, like any other vehicle, also entails a fine!

Next, we will look at the process of registering motorcycles, we will tell you what is needed to register a motorcycle, how to prepare for the procedure correctly and go through it simply and without problems.

Where to register a motorcycle?

The owner has the right to register a vehicle, including a motorcycle, at any registration point in his city. Registration outside the place of registration is allowed, so the owner of the vehicle can contact the nearest department and go through the procedure in the standard manner. The list of documents for performing registration actions is the same in all regions.

To save time, you can even register a motorcycle with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate-MREO via the Internet using the State Services service. Having an activated personal account, this is easy to do. Here are simple instructions:

1. Activate on the site
2. Select a motorcycle registration service
3. Fill out the electronic application
4. Select the registration department of your city where you will come for documents
5. Select the date and time for your personal visit
6. Submit your application
7. Pay for traffic police services on the website

After processing the application, a message will be sent to your personal account on the website confirming the date and place of registration. At the specified time, you must come to the department, undergo a technical inspection and receive a certificate of registration.

If you plan to go through the registration procedure not online, but as usual, during a personal visit to the MREO, then we will tell you how to do it correctly and quickly.

Stages of the procedure

Before moving on to the rules for completing the registration procedure, let us remind you of the deadlines established by law. The period for registering a motorcycle is the same as for registering a car - 10 days after signing the purchase and sale agreement. If the owner did not manage to register the vehicle during this time, he will be fined 1,500-2,000 rubles.

1. The owner of the vehicle contacts the MREO department and writes a statement
2. Having received the receipt, the driver pays for the services of the state traffic inspectorate.
3. Next, the owner of the vehicle provides it for inspection by MREO employees.
4. After the inspection, a complete set of documents and the inspection report are submitted to the registration window
5. After checking the documents, the owner receives a registration certificate and license plates

Important! You must undergo a technical inspection and obtain compulsory motor liability insurance before registering with the MREO.

If the motorcycle is new, only from a car dealership, it can only be delivered to the registration department by tow truck or in the back of a car. Driving around the city in an unregistered vehicle is prohibited.

You can sign up to register a motorcycle at a registration office convenient for you by phone or on the State Services website. By going through the procedure by appointment, you will spend significantly less time. Typically, it takes about two to three hours to register a vehicle; the duration of the procedure depends on the workload of the department itself, as well as on the owner of the vehicle. If the owner has provided a complete set of documents, the vehicle is in order, and traffic police officers have not identified any violations during the registration process, the procedure will not be delayed, but will be completed quickly and successfully.

Documents and registration rules

Before contacting the MREO to perform registration actions, you need to collect a standard set of documents. To register a new motorcycle with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate, the following is required:

• statement drawn up in the prescribed form
• applicant's passport
• registration certificate
• sales agreement
• check received after payment of government fees

To register an old vehicle or to re-register it to another owner, you additionally need a registration certificate. All documents must be submitted in original.

An application form to the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate-MREO for motorcycle registration is issued at the department; when filling out, use the sample that is on the information stand at the MREO. To fill out an application at home, download the form on the official website of the state traffic inspectorate. The application for registration of a vehicle must indicate:

• passport details of the vehicle owner
• motorcycle data (from the technical passport)
• name of the procedure being performed
• address and name of the registration point where documents are submitted
• Date of preparation
• applicant's signature

Please note that if the motorcycle is registered not by the owner, but by an authorized person, the registration application additionally indicates the details of the authorized person.

The legal representative of the vehicle owner, performing the registration actions of the traffic police, must have a passport and a general power of attorney. The power of attorney should also indicate the name of the registration procedure, passport details of the authorized person, the location of the procedure, and the validity period of the power of attorney.

To register motorcycle equipment on a legal basis. person additionally required:

• power of attorney from a legal entity to perform registration actions
• copies of the constituent documentation of the legal entity. faces
• payment order for payment of duties
• extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities

If you have the following documents, they should also be submitted along with the application:

• documents for license plates
• customs documentation on the import of vehicles for 6 months or longer
• certificate of disposal (when renewing the registration of a vehicle that has not actually been disposed of, but with a canceled registration)
• expert opinion or other documents from investigative authorities, if the motorcycle was returned to the owner after theft

Important! According to the current rules for registering a motorcycle with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate-MREO, the owner of the vehicle is not required to provide MTPL insurance for registration.

How much does it cost to register a motorcycle with the traffic police?

Registration of motor vehicles at the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate-MREO requires mandatory payment of state duties. The cost of the procedure is regulated by the tax code (Article 333.33); the same amounts of state duties apply in all regions.

The cost of registering a motorcycle with the traffic police today is 2,350 rubles, of which:

• 1500 rubles – license plate
• 500 rubles – certificate
• 350 rubles – recording the owner’s data in the technical passport of the motorcycle

Important! When submitting an application and paying the state fee online on the State Services service, the driver receives a 30% discount. Thus, the total registration amount will be 1645 rubles.

State fees must be paid before registering the vehicle with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate-MREO. To pay state fees, you can use the terminal near the MREO, the cash desk in the department itself, if there is one, the Sberbank cash desk, or Internet banking. Please note that when paying online, funds are not always immediately transferred to the government account; sometimes the transfer can take up to three business days.

Where to register a motorcycle in Moscow?

Registration of a motorcycle in Moscow is carried out in all registration departments. You can contact any nearest branch and receive the service on a first-come, first-served basis or by appointment. Before a personal visit to the MREO, it is recommended to check reception hours, and the list of documents and costs are standard in all departments of the city.

Registration of a motorcycle with the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate-MREO is carried out around the clock in two divisions: on Pererva Street, 21 (Maryino metro station) and on Tvardovsky Street, 8 (Strogino metro station). Please note that MREO on Tvardovsky provides registration services at night only by appointment.

Assistance in registering motorcycles and other vehicles in Moscow is provided by specialized companies, using whose services the driver can quickly complete registration procedures in any department. The advantage of cooperation with such companies lies, first of all, in the absence of queues. Also, the driver will not have to prepare documents on his own, and the registration procedure itself is much faster and simpler.

The table shows the addresses of registration points in Moscow.