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RTO Operations Disrupted: Driving License Tests Rescheduled

Applicants scheduled for driving license tests at RTO office Sangam Bridge, IDTR, Alandi Road Testing Ground can appear for tests within next 7 days.

Neelam Karale

Pune: The ongoing heavy rains in Pune and its surrounding areas have disrupted the operations of the Regional Transport Office (RTO). Due to this, the schedules for vehicle fitness certificates, learner's driving licenses, and permanent driving license tests have been revised.

Learner’s License and Permanent License Test:

Applicants scheduled for learner's and permanent driving license tests at the RTO office at Sangam Bridge, as well as at the IDTR and Alandi Road Testing Ground on July 25, can appear for their tests on any working day within the next seven days, informed Deputy Regional Transport Officer Swapnil Bhosale.

Alandi Road Testing Ground:

Those scheduled for fitness certificate renewals and other vehicle inspections at Alandi Road Testing Ground on July 25 should now present their vehicles for inspection at Alandi Road Testing Ground on Saturday, July 27. No rescheduling is required.

Dive Testing Ground:

Vehicle owners scheduled for fitness certificate renewals at Dive Testing Ground on July 25 should now present their vehicles for inspection at Dive on Saturday, July 27. There is no need to reschedule the appointment.

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