It is very important for people living in India to have certain documents. These documents are needed every day for some work or the other. Without these, many works can get stuck.

If we talk about these documents, then documents like Aadhar card, PAN card and driving license are very important. If you want to drive on the roads, then for this you will need a driving license.

You cannot drive a vehicle in India without a driving license. If you do this, you will have to pay a hefty fine. Any person above 18 years of age can get a driving license in India. For this, one has to apply at the RTO office.

To obtain a driving license, certain rules have been laid down under the Motor Vehicles Act. People have to follow them. Anyone who violates or ignores these rules does not get a driving license.

Let us tell you that to get a driving license, you have to submit a medical certificate. However, this rule is not for everyone. An age limit has been fixed for this. Let us tell you at what age group people have to submit a medical certificate.

According to the rules set for driving license, if anyone applies for a driving license after the age of 40, then it is necessary to submit a medical certificate. Without this, the application for a driving license is considered incomplete.

If someone renews his driving license, then also he has to submit a medical certificate. An age limit has been set for this as well. If someone renews his driving license after the age of 50, then he has to submit a medical certificate.

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What has changed

ARTO Basti Pankaj Singh told Local 18 that now the entire process of getting a learning license has been made faceless, that is, now you can get your learning license from any part of the country. To get a permanent driving license, one has to go to the RTO office of the district. Earlier, some questions were answered manually and physical tests were done, but now the process of getting a permanent driving license is being completely computerized.

Pankaj Singh says that Maruti Company India Limited has completely automated this track. The company has made it completely digital and automated under the CSR fund, in which there will be no manual interface of any kind. Now to get a permanent driving license, the applicant will have to pass a total of 10 steps. This new track has been prepared in the Driving Training Institute (DTI) built in the Government ITI campus, where there will be no need for manual test now.

A total of 19 cameras and sensors have been installed on the track and a control room has also been built. As soon as the applicant sits on the vehicle, his face will be scanned and then the sensors will track his activities. If the vehicle touches the white strip of the track, the applicant will fail.

He said that the work on the track is almost complete, and after connecting to the departmental portal, the test will start under the new process. He further said that this process will be fully implemented in the next 7 to 15 days.

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According to the Business Standard report, private institutions will now be authorized to conduct driving tests and issue certificates. So that the people whom he has trained can be given driving licenses.

It has also been told in the report that this new rule will be implemented from June 1, 2024. Before this, the government has issued a public notification. A notable aspect in this new rules of the government is that about 9,00,000 old government vehicles will be removed in a phased manner.

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According to the rules, the fine for speeding is Rs 1000-2000. If a minor is caught driving, he will have to pay a fine of Rs 25,000. Otherwise, the driving license of the owner of the vehicle will be canceled and the minor will not be able to get a license till the age of 25 years.

Rules for training Centre:

The government has also made some special rules for driving training centers across the country. For example, what should be their qualification and what kind of facilities should be provided at the centers.

How much land is needed

At least 1 acre of land will be required for this facility. Apart from this, it will be mandatory for the driving training center to have additional 2 acres of land for four wheelers.

Rules for access:

Driving training center should be at such a place where it is easily accessible to everyone without any hassle. Meaning there should not be any obstruction in the way of commuting.

Qualification of trainers:

Trainers must have at least a high school diploma or equivalent educational qualification. Additionally, they must have at least 5 years of driving experience.

Apart from this, driving trainers are also required to have basic knowledge of biometrics and information technology systems.

Training time:

Light vehicle training must be completed in less than 4 weeks with a minimum of 29 hours of training. This training will be in two sections, theoretical and practical.

Theoretical training should be of 8 hours, while 21 hours have been fixed for practical. The government is making these rules so that only qualified drivers can get the license.

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Heavy vehicles training:

38 hours training will be mandatory for heavy motor vehicles. In which 8 hours of theoretical education and 31 hours of practical are included. This training should be completed within 6 weeks.

How much will the fees be:

Learner License: Rs 200
Learner License Renewal: Rs 200
Permanent license: Rs 200
International License: Rs 1000

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