Taking a Four Wheeler Driving Licence Test? Know these Revised Rules First

Department of Transport Management

Four Wheeler Driving Licence Test Revised Rules

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Taking a driving licence test? Know these revised rules first:

Major changes:

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 categorized 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 driving licence.

For four-wheeler

• The requirements for four-wheeler have also been divided into seven different categories.

1. Figure 8

• This test consists of 20 points.
• The examinee will be eligible to go further even if the vehicle touches the boundary of the figure 8 twice, but 5 points will be lost each time.
• The examinee will fail the entire test if the vehicle touches the boundary more than two times, if any tyre of the vehicle crosses the boundary of the figure, if the examinee fails to make an entry to the figure 8 test from the right direction and if the vehicle is reversed instead of going forward.

2. Speed-Breakers (Bumps)     

• This test consists of 10 points.
• You will lose 5 points if the vehicle stops once.
• The examinee will fail the entire test if the vehicle stops more than once.

3. U-turn

• This test consists of 10 points.
• You will lose all the 10 points if the examinee fails to turn the side indicators (sidelights) on.
• The examinee will fail the entire test if the vehicle touches the specified line.

4. Traffic lights

• This test consists of 15 points.
• The examinee will lose all the points if they fail to follow the traffic signals.

 5. Garage parking

• This test consists of 20 points.
• You will lose 10 points if the vehicle moves forward while reversing.
• The examinee will fail the entire test if the vehicle moves forward more than once and if the vehicle touches the specified line.

6. Ramp

• This test consists of 15 points.
• The examinee will fail the entire test if they stop the vehicle over the specified line or if they move ahead without stopping the vehicle on 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. Behavioral 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 drive without the seat belt on and 3 points if you ride the vehicle recklessly.