New Driving Licence Regulations in Telangana Aim to Enhance Road Safety
Driving Licence Rules In Telangana: Getting One Is Now Tougher | Key Changes Explained
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Telangana has implemented new driving licence regulations effective April 1, aimed at improving road safety amid rising accident rates. Key changes include mandatory online road safety training for applicants, which focuses on traffic rules and safe driving practices. This initiative is part of efforts to address the state's alarming accident statistics.
- 01New driving licence rules in Telangana took effect on April 1.
- 02Mandatory online road safety training consists of six modules totaling three hours.
- 03Training includes assessments to ensure understanding of traffic rules.
- 04The initiative aims to reduce the state's high accident rates, with over 7,000 fatalities annually.
- 05Successful completion of training is required to obtain a learner's licence.
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The government of Telangana, India, has introduced new regulations for obtaining a driving licence, effective from April 1. These changes are part of a broader initiative to enhance road safety due to the alarming number of road accidents in the state, which claim over 7,000 lives each year. The revised process now requires applicants to complete an online road safety training module consisting of six segments, each lasting 30 minutes, for a total of three hours. This programme covers essential traffic rules, safe driving practices, and real-life scenarios to educate new drivers about the consequences of reckless driving. Candidates must pass assessments after each module to receive a certificate number, which is necessary for taking the learner’s licence test. The transport department believes these measures will significantly contribute to reducing accident rates and improving overall road safety in Telangana.
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These new regulations are expected to enhance road safety and reduce the high number of accidents in Telangana, potentially saving lives and reducing injuries.
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