Obtaining a driver’s licence in India has always been a tussle, either with the lousy RTO operations or other bureaucratic-hurdles. However, that is set to change with the implementation of new driving licence rules from June 1 onwards.

New driving licence rules to come into effect from June 1

New regulations for acquiring an Indian driver's licence will be put into effect by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways on June 1 of 2024. Here are the key changes in the rules beginning June 1: Individuals can now take driving exams at private driving instruction institutions rather than government RTOs beginning June 1, 2024.

New driving licence rules in India: Skip RTO tests, vehicle phase-out, and more from June 1

A learner driver in England’s Worcestershire county failed his theory test 59 times before finally passing it, reported the British media citing the AA Driving School.

60th time’s the charm: Learner driver in UK takes record-breaking number of attempts to pass theory test

The Taliban leadership in Afghanistan has stopped granting driving permits to women in Kabul and other districts. According to media reports, the prohibition comes at a time when the country is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis, with food and other basic commodities in short supply.

Plan to ban women from driving? Taliban stop issuing driving licence to ladies

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