Nepal's Revised Driving License Test Rules: What You Need to Know
Important Notice
The Department of Transport Management (DoTM) in Nepal has introduced revised rules for driving license tests. To pass, examinees must secure 70 out of 100 in both the written and practical tests.
The new regulations aim to make the process fairer and more comprehensive by categorizing errors and assigning different points to them. Here's a breakdown of what you need to know about the tests for two-wheelers and four-wheelers.
Driving License Test Categories
Motorbikes and Scooters
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20 Points
- Lose 5 points for touching boundary or stepping inside once
- Immediate fail for multiple touches, incorrect entry, or vehicle turning off
Narrow Plank
10 Points
- Fail immediately if you step on the ground or go off the plank
U-Turn
10 Points
- Lose all points if indicators are not used
- Fail if the boundary is touched
Traffic Lights
15 Points
- Lose all points if traffic signals are not followed
Speedbreakers
15 Points
- Lose 5 points for stepping on ground or if vehicle turns off once
- Immediate fail for repeated occurrences
Ramp
20 Points
- Fail for crossing lines incorrectly, stopping over the line, or sliding back more than six inches
Behavioral Aspects
10 Points
- Lose points for not checking mirrors, tyres, brakes, or for reckless riding
Key Takeaways
Prepare for Success
By understanding these rules and practicing accordingly, you can improve your chances of passing the driving test. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the Department of Transport Management (DoTM) website. Good luck, and drive safe!