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]]>DoTM has started issuing forms with Sagarmatha, Janakpur, Rapti, Bheri, Seti, Karnali, and Mahakali zonal offices.
“Initially, we distributed smart driving licences only in Kathmandu Valley and through six other zonal offices. Today, we have expanded it across the country,” said Tok Raj Pandey, DoTM spokesperson.
Pandey confirmed that everyone, who had applied for fresh or renewal driving license, will now get a smart driving license instead of paper license.
According to DoTM, seven out of 14 zonal offices have already started issuing smart licenses. These include Bagmati, Lumbini, Mechi, Koshi, Narayani, Dhaulagiri, and Gandaki zonal offices.
The department plans to start the distribution at all the remaining zonal offices by August 15, 2017.
Though the department has begun the distribution process in December 6, 2015, it has not been able to manage the technical issues at all offices. “Even the basic technical facilities cannot be found in all the offices,” says a DoTM official.
Meta Title: Smart License Distribution on Pace
Meta Desc: The Department of Transport Management started with Sagarmatha, Janakpur, Rapti, Bheri, Seti, Karnali and Mahakali zonal offices, and plans to begin at all the remaining zonal offices by August 15, 2017.
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]]>The government of Nepal is all set to convert nearly 2 million paper-based driving licences to smart driving licences throughout the country within a year, according to Roop Narayan Bhattarai, Director General of Nepal’s Department of Transport Management (DoTM). Smart licence helps the government authority to prevent duplication of paper licences and keep electronic records of vehicles and vehicle owners. Cardholder’s biometric data, traffic violations, and other information will be displayed automatically once the card is scanned. This will help control traffic rules violators. The DoTM has already distributed nearly 200,000 smart driving licences in Bagmati zone. The Asian Development Bank has been assisting in this initiative towards digitalization of the driving licences.
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