The Central Government is coming up with new rules for the new driving license. This new rule will be implemented from June 1. In that case, you will not have to rush to get a license. Find out how much money it will cost you to get a license?
- Issue of Learner’s License (Form 3) ₹ 150.00
- Learner’s License Examination Fee: ₹ 50.00
- Driving Test Fee: ₹ 300.00
- Issue of Driving License: ₹ 200.00
- Issue of International Driving Permit ₹ 1000.00
- Add other vehicle class to license ₹ 500.00
- For approval or renewal of approval for Dangerous Goods Vehicles
Driving License Renewal: ₹ 200.00
Driving License Renewal (after grace period) ₹ 300.00 + additional fee ₹ 1,000 per year or part thereof (from the expiry of grace period)
Issue or renewal of license of Driving Instruction School or Institution
Issue of duplicate license for Driving Instruction School/Institution: ₹ 5000.00
Licensing Appeal against the order of the authority (Rule 29): ₹ 500.00
Change of address or other details in driving license ₹ 200.00
Application process: The application process remains largely the same. You can apply online or offline at https://parivahan.gov.in/. The application fee depends on the type of license. You will have to visit the RTO to submit the documents for approval of the license and demonstrate your driving skills.
The government has recently brought new rules regarding driving licenses. Due to which, from now on, you will not have to run to the RTO office to get a license.
What exactly has the government announced
1 Driving test at private institutions: From June 1, 2024, drivers will be able to take the driving test at private driving training centers instead of government RTOs. These institutions will be authorized to conduct tests and issue certificates for license eligibility.
2 Special focus on environment: The new rules aim to reduce pollution by phasing out around 900,000 old government vehicles and implementing stricter vehicle emission norms.
3 Stricter penalties for non-compliance: Speeding will attract a fine of ₹ 1,000 to ₹ 2,000. However, if a minor is caught driving, he will have to pay a hefty fine of ₹ 25,000. Not only that, the vehicle owner’s registration card will be cancelled. The minor will be ineligible for a license till the age of 25.
4 Easier application process: From now on, the ministry will simplify the documentation required for a new license. Specific documents required depending on the type of vehicle (two-wheeler or four-wheeler) have been prescribed. This will reduce the need for physical check-ups at the RTO.
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