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Keralam Motor Vehicle dept. to hire private facilities to clear backlog of learner’s licence tests, driving tests

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The Hindu Bureau
Keralam Motor Vehicle dept. to hire private facilities to clear backlog of learner’s licence tests, driving tests
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The Kerala Motor Vehicle Department is launching a 100-day initiative to clear the backlog of driving and learner's license tests. The department plans to utilize private educational facilities to increase testing capacity and reduce wait times.

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This administrative shift addresses significant public frustration regarding bureaucratic delays in essential government services.

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The Motor Vehicle department (MVD) began a 100-day programme to reduce the pendency of learner’s licence tests and driving tests across the State. As part of the programme, the department will hire halls in nearby colleges, schools or other educational institutions having adequate computer systems, internet connectivity and other facilities to clear the backlog of applications.

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