Driving Licence
A Driving Licence (DL) is an official document issued by the Regional Transport Office (RTO) under the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. It authorizes an individual to drive motor vehicles on public roads in India. A valid driving licence serves as proof of identity and is mandatory for legally operating a vehicle.
Eligibility
1. Applicant must be an Indian citizen.
2. Applicant must meet the minimum age requirement:
- 16 years (with parental consent) for gearless two-wheelers up to 50cc.
- 18 years for motorcycles with gear and light motor vehicles.
- 20 years (or as per state rules) for commercial vehicles.
3. Applicant must hold a valid Learner’s Licence before applying for a permanent Driving Licence.
4. Applicant must pass the prescribed driving test conducted by the RTO.
Mandatory Documents
1. Aadhaar Card
2. Learner’s Licence
3. Passport-size Photograph
4. Proof of Identity
5. Proof of Address
6. Proof of Date of Birth
7. Mobile Number
Supporting Documents
1. Existing Driving Licence
2. Medical certificate (age applicable)
Processing Time
15–30 Working Days
(Subject to successful driving test and verification by the Regional Transport Office.)
Government Fee
As per Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) guidelines.
Terms & Conditions
- The applicant must provide accurate and genuine information.
- A valid Learner's Licence is mandatory for obtaining a permanent Driving Licence.
- Original documents must be produced during verification.
- The applicant must successfully pass the prescribed driving test.
- Government fees are applicable as per MoRTH guidelines.
- Applications with incomplete or incorrect information may be rejected.
- Submission of false information or forged documents may result in rejection of the application and legal action under applicable laws.
Charges
Service charges + applicable government charges may apply.