Driving License Issuance Moves to Private Firms from June 1 🚗
Tired of waiting endlessly at RTO offices for your driving license? Here’s some good news! Starting June 1, private training institutes will conduct driving tests and issue licenses. The central government has introduced significant changes to the driving license process, streamlining it to make it more efficient and accessible.
New Regulations for Private Training Institutes
The central government has laid down specific criteria for private institutes to issue driving certificates:
Minimum Land Requirement: Institutes must have at least one acre of land. For four-wheeler training, an additional three acres are required.
Accessibility: The training centers must be easily accessible and free from any transportation hurdles.
Instructor Qualifications: Instructors should have at least a high school education, five years of driving experience, and basic knowledge of biometrics and technology.
Training Duration and Structure
Light Vehicle Training: Must be completed within 4 weeks, totaling 29 hours of training (8 hours of theory and 21 hours of practical sessions).
Heavy Motor Vehicle Training: Requires at least 39 hours over 6 weeks (8 hours of theory and 31 hours of practical training).
Fee Structure
Learner’s License: ₹200
Learner’s License Renewal: ₹200
Permanent License: ₹200
International License: ₹1000
This new system aims to reduce the hassle and waiting time associated with obtaining a driving license, making the process smoother and more user-friendly.
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