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The Department of Transport Management has set new rules for the driving licence test. The rule was set to come into effect from July 16 but the tests have not opened now due to the restrictions imposed to control the Covid-19 spread. Hence, the new rules will come into effect as soon as the tests resume.
Before the implementation of the new rules, the examinee would be considered failing even if they would make a single error during the trial. This, however, has changed now and the errors have been categorised differently, and different marks have been given for each.
The examinee has to secure 70 out of 100 in both written and practical tests (trials) to pass the test for a driving licence.
Here, we summarise the new rules for you.
For two-wheelers (motorbikes and scooters), the points have been divided into seven categories.
1. Figure 8
This is the first obstacle in your driving test and consists of 20 points.
You will not be considered ineligible for a driving licence if you step inside or if your vehicle touches the boundary of the figure 8 (once each). However, you will lose 5 points each for those actions.
You will fail the entire test immediately if your vehicle touches the boundary of the figure 8 more than once, if a tyre of your vehicle crosses the boundary of figure 8, if you step inside more than once, if you fail to make an entry to the figure 8 test from the right direction and if your vehicle turns off during the course.
2. Narrow plank
This test consists of 10 points.
You will fail the entire test if you step on the ground and if you get out of the plank.
3. U-turn
This test consists of 10 points.
You will lose all 10 points if you forget to turn on the indicators (sidelights) while turning the vehicle.
You will fail the entire test if your vehicle touches the boundary.
4. Traffic lights
This test consists of 15 points.
You will lose all 15 points if you do not follow the traffic signals.
5. Speedbreakers (Bumps)
This test consists of 15 points.
You will lose 5 points each if you step on the ground and if your vehicle turns off.
You will fail the entire test if you step more than once and if your vehicle stops more than once.
6. Ramp
This test consists of 20 points.
You will fail the entire test if you stop your vehicle over the specified line or if you move ahead without stopping your vehicle just before the line.
When you have to move ahead after stopping your vehicle but if it slips behind more than 6 inches than the specified line, you will fail the entire test.
You will also fail the entire test if your vehicle crosses the line when you stop while descending or if you move ahead without stopping and if your vehicle stops more than once.
7. Behavioural aspects
This test consists of 10 points.
You will lose 3 points if you do not check the mirrors, tyres and brakes prior to riding the vehicle. You will lose 4 points if you ride the vehicle without helmet locks on and lose 3 points if you ride the vehicle recklessly.

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Now let’s discuss all these steps in detail;

Online Registration
You need to fill up a registration form in order to apply for the driving license. This can be done in two ways. i.e., Online registration and in person.

For Online License Registration Form: To register online, go to the DOTM (Department of Transport Management) website (click here), a verification page loads in a few seconds. In case the page doesn’t load, try again later. The DOTM website often faces problem loading due to high traffic usually at the same time.

Once the page loads, fill up the blank spaces with correct information and details. Re-check the details provided and submit. After this you will be redirected and land on a verification page with summarized details of information you provided. Download or print the verification page as you need to take it with you when you visit the DOTM office for your further processing. You will also receive a Reference no. that you might require in the future.

In-person registration: If you opt to register in person at the DOTM office, you will get two forms, i.e., a driving license form and a medical test form for Rs. 25. When registering in person, you’ll have to fill up both the forms with all the details required and submit them for further process.

Form submission
Even though you have filled up an online registration form, you must submit it in person at the transport management office. In addition, the office staff takes a digital photo of you and collects your signature. Along with the form, you must include a copy of your citizenship certificate and a Rs 10 stamp. You must also provide your biometric information. Then you'll be checked for colour-blindness and blood type. Everything must be completed between 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on working days.