How To Apply For Learning Licence

Nowadays, possessing the skill of driving at least one type of vehicle has become a necessary survival skill. But, if you want to learn to drive freely on the roads, you must apply for a learning licence. Besides, a learning licence is the first step towards procuring a permanent driving licence (DL) in India.
You will receive the learner's licence once you pass the written test. The learning licence permits you to drive on Indian roads in the company and supervision of an adult. As you read on, you will have a clear idea of how to go about the process of applying for a learning licence.

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What's the Age Limit for Learner's Licence?
You must be at least 16 years to be eligible to apply for a two-wheeler driving licence. Moreover, the two-wheeler learning licence only permits you to drive a motorcycle with an engine capacity below 55cc, granted that you furnish a guardian's declaration.
On the other hand, a driving licence for four-wheelers requires the individual to be no less than 18 years. It means if you are below 18, you are not applicable for a learning licence or to drive on Indian roads.
Documents for Procuring Learner's Licence
Here are a few documents that you need for applying for a learning licence:
- Documents such as passport, PAN card, Adhaar card, etc., for age proof
- Ration card, Adhaar card, electricity/utility bills, or any other documentation verifying your address
- Application fees
- Medical certificate with Form 1A and A verified by a government doctor
- Passport size photograph
Applying for Learner's Licence Online
Follow the below steps to apply for a learning licence online:
- Visit the state transport website
- Look for the online form for applying for a learning licence. Next, fill the form with credentials such as an address, name, Adhaar card number, father's name, etc.
- Upload a copy of the address and age proof to complete the process.

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Applying for Learner's Licence Offline
Follow the below steps to apply for a learning licence offline:
- Visit your nearest RTO centre and pick the application form for a learning licence.
- Fill the form with the necessary details. Do not forget to carry a passport size photograph as you have to attach the same with the application form.
- Attach a copy of address proof and age proof.
- After submitting your form with the RTO, you can schedule a learning licence test.
- Appear for the learning licence test. You must possess knowledge about traffic rules to clear the written test.
- After successfully passing the test, the RTO will dispatch the learner's licence to your doorstep.

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Now that you know the requirements and process for applying for a learner's licence, you can quickly complete the process. Happy and safe driving!
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