The Chandigarh Unit of the National Informatics Centre has successfully developed and implemented a software package for computerized Motor Vehicle Registration, Driving Licenses Issue and Road Tax payments. The system has been operational for the last three years in the new DC Building, Sector-17, Chandigarh. Integrated computerized single window services have been very effectively catering to all requirements right from checking registration papers to printing of registration slips, from a single window. As all related registers have also been computerized and linked with automatic On-line Retrieval System, other departments such as the Economics and Statistics Department and Traffic Police are also benefited. Computerization has helped in allotment of registration numbers, resale of hypothecated vehicles, avoiding duplication of numbers and identification of vehicles with incomplete particulars, to a great extent. This system has helped the traffic police in issuing challans and tracing vehicles involved in hit-and-run cases. Learner’s Licenses are being issued through the computer and includes details such as particulars of the holder and date of eligibility for permanent license. The task of issuing permanent licenses through the computer will also be taken up very shortly with the help of the NIC Chandigarh Union Territory Unit. The process of payment of road taxes has been a constant irritant for both the Registration Authorities and the beneficiaries. The Registration Office has been empowered to accept road tax in cash up to Rs 200/-. In order to eliminate any possibility of wrongdoing, the computer prints out sticker stamps in lieu of the tax paid. These stamps, with the vehicle number and the amount of tax paid, are affixed to the respective registration cards. This system is the first of its kind, and the District Administration is reaping the full benefit of computerization in this case. We are thankful to the NIC Chandigarh UT Unit for helping us evolve this system and implementing it successfully.