Driving licence without test in delhi

The ministry of road transport and highways on Friday has issued a draft notification for the accreditation of driving training centres which will allow drivers to get their licenses without appearing for a test if they are from those particular centres. While the rule, which is still in draft, may seem that it intends to make getting driving licenses easier, it actually aims at producing specially trained drivers. While the rule, which is still in draft, may seem that it intends to make getting driving licenses easier.(Representative image) "Further, the Ministry has also provided that, any individual on successful completion of driver training from such centres, will be exempted from the requirement of driving test while applying for a driving licence," as per the The road transport ministry is celebrating road safety month from January 18 to February 17, 2021 to spread public awareness regarding road accidents and fatalities caused due to the negligence of road safety. The theme of the Road Safety Month this year is 'Sadak Suraksha-Jeevan Raksha'. "The step will also help the transport industry to have specially trained drivers, which will improve their efficiency and reduce road accidents," the ministry in the release added. Also Read | Road safety network appeals for launch of new mission The ministry also said that the draft notification dated January 29, 2021, has been uploaded on the official website of the ministry for public consultation and will be formally issu...

The Union transport ministry has introduced fresh, easier rules to obtain a driving license without going through the painstaking process of spending hours at the Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) and then appearing for a driving test. If the candidates successfully pass the test at the Accredited Driver Training Centres, they will be exempted from appearing for driving tests at RTOs at the time of getting a license.(File photo. Representative image) The rules, which came into effect from July 1, allow the facilitation of ‘Accredited Driver Training Centres’, which will provide high-quality driving courses to candidates seeking a license. If the candidates successfully pass the test at these centres, they will be exempted from appearing for driving tests at RTOs at the time of getting a license. What are Accredited Driver Training Centres? > According to the transport ministry, the Accredited Driver Training Centres are equipped with simulators and a dedicated driving test track to provide high-quality training to candidates seeking a license. > Remedial and refresher courses, according to the requirement of the Motor Vehicles Act (MVA), 1988, can be availed at such centres. > Candidates successfully clearing tests at these centres will no longer be required to appear for a driving test at an RTO at the time of getting a license. What are the types of vehicles in which candidates will be trained? > As per the transport ministry’s notification, candidates will be trained in...

New Delhi: The CBI has registered a case against unknown officials of the Regional Transport Offices or RTOs in New Delhi for issuing driving licences to applicants without conducting a driving test. The Central Bureau of Investigation probe has revealed that officers in the RTOs were using touts for issuing the licences without a driving test. These touts were charged Rs 37,000 from each applicant for issuing these licences, according to the probe. The central probe agency has arrested Baljeet Kaur, an alleged tout, based on a complaint from a resident of Delhi who was approached by Ms Kaur to pay Rs 37,000 for a driving license without the test.

New Delhi: The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways has notified new rules for driving training centres. Under the rules, the candidates who successfully pass the test at any accredited driver training centre will be exempted from the driving test requirement at the time of applying for a driving licence, which is currently being taken at the Regional Transport Office (RTO). The rules, which come into force from 1 July, will allow only those private driving training schools to function which have been granted accreditation either by the state transport authority or central government. A senior official in the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways said, “This is one such step in tackling the high number of road accident-related deaths that take place each year. We need only skilled and trained people driving on roads, who are aware of rules and are cautious.” According to a road ministry The official also said that only those training centres will be allowed to function which have been given the go-ahead by the authorised agency. The training centres will be required to renew their accreditation after five years. What the new rules say The rules also specify infrastructure requirements for the training centres and minimum qualifications to become an instructor. The authorised agency should ensure that training centres for two-wheelers, three-wheelers and light motor vehicles have a minimum one acre of land. Training centres for medium and heavy passenger goods vehicles o...

Remember the days of queuing up in trepidation at the regional transport office (RTO) when trying to pass the driving test for a license? No longer are Delhiites required to go through this struggle since the new amendment in the rule by Union Transport Ministry states that passing a driving test is ‘not mandatory’ to get a license! Surprised? Well, while many in the Capital are sure taking this as a good riddance, but the change that might have been introduced to make life easier is being speculated to have other repercussions as well. A driving test is no longer mandatory to get a license in Delhi, as per the new amendment to the rule. (Photo: HT) What is the common (wo)man’s view? It might be easier to get your license now, however, the number of people who have vehicles to drive on the roads “is scary”, says a Patparganj-based entrepreneur Geeta Verma, adding, “It’s going to be a chaotic situation on the road! I am dreading it already as I need to go to work every day and ab sab hi road pe honge unlock mein! It’s so risky as it has become much easier to get a license... And by the time the violators are challaned, for all you know they might have already skipped a test at the cost of a life!” Arnav Rajpal, a student of Delhi Technological University, is hopeful that the new rule and the system being set-up will help regulate traffic by making the drivers more responsible. He adds, “There should be some uniformity so that the applicant’s driving skill level is above a c...

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New Delhi | Jagran Auto Desk: Delhi Government’s transport department has reduced the Driving License slots by half whereas the applicants for a permanent driving license have been allowed to appear in driving test on any automated track. The government has made this decision citing Coronavirus associated and the risks related to the spread of the virus. The slots booked during lockdown to get priority: Officials told Dainik Jagran that about a thousand applicants used to receive the slot bookings prior to the pandemic. However, these slots have now been reduced to half. At present, 50 per cent of the slots will be reserved for those who made their bookings during the lockdown. Applicants can give a test on any automated test driving track: The transport department, in an order released on June 6 categorically stated that an applicant applying for a permanent driving license can appear in the driving test on any automated testing driving track. An applicant can apply for a license in a category only once. That is, you can only get a two-wheeler or four-wheeler driving license at once. Not both at the same time. From July 1, the applicants undergoing driving training courses at accredited training centres will only have to pass their tests to get an exemption from driving tests at the designated Regional Transport Office. Here are the important features of the new rule: 1. 29-hour course – For Light Motor Vehicles (LMVs), the duration of the driving course has been placed a...