Driving Test New Rules: The Delhi government has decided to make a major change in the driving test. Due to this decision, now it will be easier to pass the test. This decision has been taken due to the increasing pending cases with the government.
Driving Test in delhi: There is good news for the drivers who took the driving test in Delhi. The Delhi government has decided to make a major change in the driving test. Due to this decision, now it will be easier to pass the test. According to the news of PTI, the Delhi government has ordered changes in various automated driving tracks in the city. This is being done because a large number of people are finding it difficult to pass the driving test. These changes were suggested by a committee constituted by the Transport Department, and will be implemented from August 8.
These changes are also necessary because the pendency was also increasing due to the failure of the candidates in the driving test. “Things that had nothing to do with driving were increasing cases of people failing the driving test,” an official said. The biggest problem was the last circle of this track, whose width was very less. It was smaller than the other two circles, due to which two-wheeler drivers had to keep their feet on the ground at times. In such a situation, he could not pass the test.
Usually when people fail their driving test, they get a new date in the next week, but due to rising cases, the pendency was also increasing, thereby delaying the new dates. The government has now ordered that the width of the last circle should be the same as that of the other two circles and drivers will also be allowed to use their feet.
Apart from this, there will also be a change that candidates will be informed about wearing seat belts in advance. “Many a time, candidates did not wear seat belt while giving driving test and they failed. Now it has been made mandatory that they have to inform in advance that they have to wear seat belt while taking the test,” the official said.
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