Apply for Learner License Bhutan : Road Safety & Transport Authority

Organization : Road Safety and Transport Authority
Facility : Apply for Learner License
Country : Bhutan

Website : https://eralis.rsta.gov.bt/services

How To Apply For RSTA Learner License?

Procedure for obtaining a Learner License In addition to any test that the Authority requires an applicant for a learner license to undergo, the Authority may require the applicant to :
a) be 17 years of age or more;

Related / Similar Service : RSTA License Endorsement Bhutan

b) provide the Authority with personal particulars (including evidence that the Authority may reasonably require as to those particulars) as per application form provided by the Authority;

c) produce Citizenship Identity Card or other accepted identification documents for Bhutanese Nationals, and passport or other identification cards in case of foreigners;

d) bring along a latest passport-size photograph in national dress for Bhutanese;
e) produce a medical screening certificate duly signed by a Medical Personnel within the country;

f) fill in the application form;
g) Produce Security Clearance Certificate;

h) obtain the Learner’s License in person or through a Driving School upon fulfilling the set criteria; and
i) pay fees as prescribed in schedule

Refusal to grant a learner license :
The Authority may refuse to grant a leaner license if :
a) the applicant has not passed appropriate tests that may be conducted;

b) the applicant has not complied with a procedure or requirements under the Act or these Regulations; or
c) the Authority, for a reason provided in writing to the applicant believes that the license should not be granted.

Validity of a learner license :
A learner license is a valid for one year after the date of issue or when a driver license which authorizes the person to drive such a motor vehicle is issued to the person whichever occurs first. 56. Requirements for the learners while learning to drive

1) A learner driver while learning to drive must :
a) not drive a motor vehicle unless a ‘L’ plate is clearly displayed on the front and rear of the vehicle, and in case of two wheelers at the rear side.

b) not drive a motor vehicle unless accompanied by an experienced driver holding a valid license.

Place for learning to drive : A learner driver
a) shall not be allowed to learn driving along highways and in town areas for the first three months of learning to drive; and
b) shall be allowed to learn driving in areas designated and publicly notified by respective local authorities.

In sub-regulation 1 and in this sub-regulation : ‘Experienced driver’ means a person who
a) holds a valid license to drive the category of motor vehicle being driven by the learner driver; and

b) has been licensed to drive that category of motor vehicle for at least two years.

Contact Address

Dechhen Lam,
Thimphu, Bhutan
Hours: Open today · 9AM–5PM
Phone: +993 60 017001