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Coming in September: An app to help you get a learner’s driving licence

The learners’ licence test of the Delhi government is of 10 minutes and all questions are of objective type. An applicant gets the licence if he/she scores six out of 10 marks in the computerised test. No driving test is required as per the rules.

Updated on: Aug 18, 2017, 22:41:06 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Delhiites will now be able to apply for a learner’s driving licence through a mobile application from September.

The learners’ licence test of the Delhi government is of 10 minutes and all questions are of objective type. An applicant gets the licence if he/she scores six out of 10 marks in the computerised test. No driving test is required as per the rules.
The learners’ licence test of the Delhi government is of 10 minutes and all questions are of objective type. An applicant gets the licence if he/she scores six out of 10 marks in the computerised test. No driving test is required as per the rules.

The Delhi government has prepared an app that would not only accept applications for learners’ licence but would also let them give mock tests on their phones. “The mobile application is ready and we are waiting for the Bawana by-polls to conclude. We are looking at a September launch of the free service,” said an official of the transport department.

Explaining the features of the app, the official said location of all transport authorities (RTOs) will be shown on a map and all text will be available in English and Hindi.

“All information regarding learning licence fees, required documents, minimum age and eligibility will be available on the app. Besides, FAQ (frequently asked questions) and a question bank will be provided. The question bank will be in two parts — first, all questions with answers; second, there will be quizzes,” he said.

The learners’ licence test of the Delhi government is of 10 minutes and all questions are of objective type. An applicant gets the licence if he/she scores six out of 10 marks in the computerised test. No driving test is required as per the rules.

At present, such online facilities are available at our regional transport offices (RTO) at Vasant Vihar and Janakpuri,” said a transport department official.

For a learner’s licence, applicants first have to submit documents such as proof of age, residence, educational qualification, declaration of physical fitness, passport size photographs, etc. before the learner’s test.

 
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Sweta Goswami

Sweta Goswami writes on politics, urban development, transportation, energy and social welfare. Based in Delhi, she tracks government policies and suggests corrections based on public feedback and on-ground implementation through her reports. She has also covered the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) since its inception.

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