If you have to drive in any country. So for that you must have a valid license. Without this you will not be able to drive. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, some rules have been made for the drivers on the roads. Under these rules, driving license is also necessary.
In India, any citizen above 18 years of age can apply for a driving license. But from tomorrow i.e. from June 1, the rules regarding making driving license have been changed. There has also been a big change regarding the driving test. Let us now know how to give the driving test to get a driving license. What will be its process?
Usually, when someone applies for a driving license, he first has to go to the RTO office and take a computerized test. Then after that you will have to give driving test in RTO itself. Then the driving license can be made. Under these changes, no applicant will be required to go to the RTO office for the driving test to get the driving license. Although this would be optional
According to the new rule, if someone applies for a driving license, he will not need to go to the RTO and take the driving test. He can also give this driving test in any private driving institute. However, the private institute or driving school must be recognized by the RTO. Only then will the driving test given there be valid.
Giving driving test in a private driving school does not mean that the applicant will go to any driving school instead of going to the RTO office and give the test there. And his work will be done. Let us tell you that when someone takes a driving test in a private driving school to get a driving license, a certificate will be issued to him by the institute. Which will prove that the applicant has successfully passed the driving test.
When someone goes to RTO office to give driving test. Driving in the shape of 8 is done by car or bike. This is determined by successfully passing a driving test. While taking the driving test in private institutes also, it will be ensured that the parameters are the same as in the driving test of RTO.