Driving examinations at RTO are now optional under New Driving Licence Rules regulations in India. In India, the process of obtaining a driver’s licence is lengthy and requires the applicant to visit several authorities and fill out multiple papers. The lengthy and complicated procedure of obtaining a driver’s licence also makes it easier for unethical practices to flourish, which eventually has an impact on India’s road safety. So, to combat this issue New Driving License Rules has been issued in India. Read the article below to know more about New Driving Licence Rules in India Obtaining a driver’s licence in India is a drawn-out process that calls for multiple agency visits and the completion of numerous forms. The drawn-out and difficult process of getting a driver’s licence also facilitates the growth of dishonest business practices and needless red tape, which ultimately affects national road safety. So, in order to address these inefficiencies, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has announced significant changes to India’s current driving regulations. These changes will not only ensure safety but also streamline the application procedure for a driving licence.

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