The Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961 is an important legislation in India aimed at regulating the employment conditions, welfare, and rights of motor transport workers. Here’s an overview of the registration process under this Act.

The Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961 applies to motor transport workers engaged in any motor transport service whether by road or mechanically propelled vehicles.

Once registered under the Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961:

• Employers must comply with various provisions of the Act, which include provisions related to working hours, wages, leave, health and safety measures, and welfare amenities for motor transport workers.
• Employers are required to maintain records and registers as prescribed by the Act and submit periodic returns to the State Transport Authority or the designated authority.

Registration ensures that motor transport services operate legally under the provisions of the Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961. It provides a framework for safeguarding the rights, welfare, and safety of motor transport workers. Registration helps in regulating the employment practices in motor transport services, ensuring fair treatment and preventing exploitation of workers.