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How to Apply for a Learner's License in India | West Bengal

Getting your driver's license in India opens doors to freedom and independence. This guide simplifies the application process for a learner's license, the first step towards becoming a licensed driver.

Understanding the Form (Form 2):

The linked PDF contains the official application form (Form 2) for learner's licenses and other driving license services We'll break down the key sections for a learner's license application:

  • Application Type: Select "Issue of New Learner's License".
  • Class of Vehicle: Choose the type of vehicle you want to learn to drive (e.g., motorcycle, car).
  • Personal Details: Enter your name, date of birth, address, contact information, and Aadhaar card details (if available).
  • Declaration by Parent/Guardian (if applicant is a minor): A parent or guardian must sign, accepting responsibility for the minor's driving and consenting to the learner's license application.
  • Self-Declaration of Physical Fitness: Answer questions about any medical conditions that may affect your driving ability.

Additional Documents Required:

  • Proof of address (utility bill, rental agreement, etc.)
  • Proof of date of birth (birth certificate, school leaving certificate)
  • Two passport-sized photographs

Submitting Your Application:

  • Submit the completed Form 2 along with required documents to your local Regional Transport Office (RTO).
  • Optional: Apply online at some state RTO websites.

Learner's License Test:

  • After submitting your application, you'll likely take a written test on traffic rules and road signs.

After Your Learner's License:

  • Your learner's license allows you to practice driving under the supervision of a licensed driver.
  • The learner's license validity period varies by state (typically 6 months to a year). You can renew it if needed.

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