The Hindu·3 min read·medium
Kerala MVD ramps up driving test capacity from 50 to 60 a day, introduces facial recognition for learner’s tests
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The Hindu Bureau
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Kerala's Motor Vehicles Department is increasing daily driving test capacity from 40 to 50 to address application backlogs and is implementing facial recognition for learner's tests. The new policy includes specific slot allocations and a mechanism to deploy substitute inspectors to ensure testing continuity.
As part of a significant reform to address the growing backlog of driving licence applications in Kerala, the Motor Vehicles Department (MVD) has increased the number of driving tests that can be conducted in Regional Transport Offices (RTO) and Sub-RTOs (SRTO) from 40 to 50 per day.
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