There is relief news for people whose driving license or vehicle registration certificate has expired or will expire in the next few months. The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoARTH) on Thursday issued a new directive to all state transport departments to advise Chalan motorists not to go. Under this government order, motorists with an expired driving license (DL) or vehicle registration certificate (RC) will be exempted until September 30.
The second wave of corona has wreaked havoc on the country, and then the lockdown was implemented in various states. The situation is slowly returning to normal, but the risk is not over. Considering this, the government has taken this decision so that people’s travel is favorable.
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According to this suggestion, in addition to the driving license and vehicle registration certificate, the validity of the vehicle fitness certificate and all types of licenses are also extended. “Given the prevailing situation in this regard, all documents that cannot be extended due to lockdown and expire by February 1, 2020, or expire by September 30, 2021 are considered valid until September 30.
Following the orders of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, now the State Department of Transportation will soon issue specific orders. This is the sixth time the validity of the documents has been extended. The government extended the validity of the documents on March 30, June 9, August 24, December 20 last year and March 26 this year.
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This document is not exempt:
It is made clear that the exempted documents do not contain a pollution control (PUC) certificate. The same department has urged people not to queue at the RTO for the first time to learn or get a permanent license. The Ministry has extended the validity of licensing, registration or other record licenses under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and the Central Motor Vehicle Regulations, 1989, to 20 September 2021.
It should be noted here that there is no exemption for driving without a driving license (DL). If you are driving without a license, the challan of Rs 5,000 will be deducted. The Ministry has instructed all States and Union Territories to implement this mandate in a literal and enthusiastic manner so that citizens, transporters and other organizations working in this difficult time will not face any problems.
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