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Contents

  1. Part 1 · The road to a license

    1. How the license works1
    2. Applying2
    3. The written test6

  2. Part 2 · Traffic signs

    1. Regulatory signs9
    2. Warning signs15
    3. Information signs23

  3. Part 3 · On the road

    1. Road safety27
    2. Colour vision29

  4. Part 4 · Practice and the mock exam

    1. Practise here32
    2. Mock exam, set 133

  5. Part 5 · After the written test

    1. The trial39
    2. Print status42
    3. Renewal46

  6. Appendix

    1. Transport offices49
    2. Official links56
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Part 5 · After the written test

Renewal

A license is renewed either on your province's eDLVRS portal or in person at a transport office, with your original license and citizenship. A lost one is replaced rather than renewed, and that starts at the traffic police.

Renewal fees

The renewal fee is the license fee for your class in your province: Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,000 for A/K and Rs 2,000 to Rs 5,000 for B. Renewing more than 90 days after expiry adds a fine.

These are the ranges across provinces for classes A/K and B, not a total bill. Health checks, separate exam or retest charges, and late-renewal fines are extra where applicable. Confirm the amount with your office.

Renewing online

  1. Open your province's eDLVRS portal and choose License renewal.
  2. Enter your license number, in the new or the old format as your card prints it, and your National ID number.
  3. Upload a scan of your National ID card or its registration form: an image or a PDF of up to 2 MB.
  4. Enter your date of birth in AD and your email. A one-time code goes to the mobile number linked to the license, and to the email.
  5. The renewal then passes the health check and the office's approval, and paying the renewal fee completes it.