New Delhi: here are the steps on how to parcel your motorcycle through Indian Railways:
1. Gather the necessary documents: Collect the required documents for arceling your motorcycle, including a copy of your motorcycle's registration certificate, a copy of your government-issued ID proof, and a forwarding note.
2. Pack your motorcycle securely: Properly pack your motorcycle in a sturdy box or container that is large enough to accommodate the entire vehicle. Ensure that the box is well-padded to protect the motorcycle during transit. Additionally, remove the petrol tank and empty it before packing.
3. Visit the parcel office: You have two options here - you can either visit the parcel office in person or book your parcel online. If you choose to visit in person, make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before the train's departure time.
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4. Pay the parcel charges: The cost of parceling your motorcycle will depend on the distance of travel and the weight of the motorcycle. You can pay the charges in cash or by credit card at the parcel office.
5. Obtain a receipt: After paying the parcel charges, you will receive a receipt. Keep this receipt safe, as you will need it to collect your motorcycle at the destination station.
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Additional tips for motorcycle parceling:
Book your parcel in advance to secure a spot on the train for your motorcycle.
Clearly label your parcel with your name, contact information, destination station, and the make, model, and registration number of your motorcycle.
Consider insuring your motorcycle to protect against any damage that may occur during transit.
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Please note that the specific procedures and requirements for motorcycle parceling may vary, so it's always advisable to check with Indian Railways or the relevant authorities for the most up-to-date information.
