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  You can master the skill of driving any kind of vehicle but legally you cannot put it to use on the road unless you own a licence. In India, following are the types of licences available by the RTO. 1. Learner’s licence Before you get your permanent licence, the Road Transport Authority issues you a learner’s licence. The validity of the same is only for up to 6-months; which implies that you must polish your driving skills within this time frame. Even when a toddler learns to take the first baby steps, we don’t leave them unattended. We try to watch each step and teach them to balance their body. In the same way, a learning licence holder should not be left alone to drive. She/he should always be accompanied by a mature driver. 2. Permanent licence As soon as the waiting period of 6-months is over, the RTO issues a permanent licence to the applicant. The age of the applicant should be 18 years old and she/he should clear the driving exam. The process of applying is made online a...

  When applying for a driver’s licence in Maharashtra, applicants have to provide certain documents on the basis of which their eligibility is determined. The documents to be submitted are mentioned below: 1.       Application Form (Form 4) 2.     Learner’s licence (original) 3.     Recent passport sized photographs (3 copies) 4.     Proof of age document (refer below for document list) 5.      Proof of address document (refer below for document list) 6.     Driving school certificate (for transport vehicle licences) 7.      All documents pertaining to the car being used for the driving test   Proof of Age documents:- Applicants can submit any 1 of the below documents as proof of age for their driving licence application : 1.       Birth certificate 2.     Passport 3.     ...