Talking to The Himalayan Times yesterday, Minister Lekhak had informed that the government had already initiated the process of opening three more outlets of the Transport Management Office, Bagmati in Kalanki, Chabahil and Bhaktapur.Īccording to the Department of Transport Management, the online system aims to make the driving licence application process efficient and hassle-free. Once the application is submitted, the system provides the concerned application with a unique reference number and other necessary details, which should be produced while sitting for written exam on a date prescribed by the Transport Management Office. Applicants can visit and click on the ‘Online Driving Licence Form’ link to download the form and submit it online. “If the applicant fails to attend the exam on the given date, the application will automatically cease to be effective,” it added.

It also gives date to the concerned applicant for the written exam. “The system will not receive more than 500 applications a day for the time being and application may be submitted online for the Transport Management Office, Bagmati only,” read the release.

The live system installed on the official website of the DoTM does not entertain the applications for three-wheeler/ four wheeler and heavy vehicles, including bulldozer and roller. A press release issued by the DoTM said interested persons meeting all requirements could submit application online for two-wheelers (motorcycle, scooter and moped) only until further notice.

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