Article conclusion of licence is to drive not to kill
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In India, a driving licence is issued by the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) or Regional Transport Office (RTO) of that particular state. The Motor Vehicles Act of 1988 states that no individual without the Driving licence is authorized to drive a motor vehicle in a public place.
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To obtain a driving licence, you will first have to apply for a learner's licence. The RTO will only issue the learner's licence if you pass the test. The learner's licence, once issued, is valid for a period of 6 months. You can apply for a driving licence one month after the learner's licence has been issued.
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