Ludhiana, Punjab
Every Indian vehicle registration begins with a state code followed by a two-digit RTO number. The prefix PB10 is assigned to the Ludhiana Regional Transport Office in Punjab. Any vehicle whose number plate starts with PB10 was originally registered here.
A typical PB10 plate looks like PB10 AB 1234 — the first four characters (PB10) identify the RTO, the two letters are the series, and the last four digits are the unique vehicle number.
Decoding the RTO tells you where a vehicle was registered — but not who owns it. Use the OSINTS.xyz Vehicle & Owner lookup to pull the registered owner name, RC status, insurance, PUC and challan history from the number plate.
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