Instead, applicants can take their driving tests at accredited ... still need to take the driving test at an RTO. Enhanced Penalties: Driving without a valid licence now carries a penalty of ...

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has announced new regulations for obtaining a driving license in India. Here are the key points: Driving Tests at ... to visit the RTO to submit ...

In India, the procedure of getting a driver's license is ... of taking the exam at the individual regional transport offices (RTOs), applicants can take the driving test at the closest centre ...

Currently, those applying for two-wheeler licence must head to the Phulewadi RTO and applicants for four-wheeler or heavy ...

Only after passing these tests could one become ... To obtain a full-fledged licence, the applicant must undergo a driving test conducted at the RTO. Upon passing the test, the licence will ...

If the applicant passes the test at these schools, they will receive a certificate, which can then be used to apply for a driving licence without undergoing further testing at the RTO. The Centre ...

for driving tests. -The government has also simplified the documentation requirements for new licence applications. Starting June, documents will have to submitted based on the type of vehicle ...

In India, the current lengthy process of acquiring a driver’s license is set to ... to undergo a driving test at the Government Regional Transport Office (RTO). The Ministry of Road Transport ...

A candidate applying for a driving licence is no longer needed to visit the RTO and undergo the mandatory driving test, but can obtain the same from accredited driver training centres. Under the ...

Private Driving Tests: Individuals can now take their driving tests at private driving training centres authorised by the government, which will conduct tests and issue certificates for licence ...