The Tamil Nadu government will roll out digital services for driving licenses and vehicle registration certificates starting from September 15, Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay informed the Assembly on Wednesday.
This facility, which aims to eliminate delays, reduce unnecessary physical visits to Regional Transport Offices, and help establish a corruption-free, transparent administration, will enable citizens to digitally download the Vehicle Registration Certificates (RCs)
and driving licences.
The facility ensures easy recovery if the physical documents are lost or damaged. They can be downloaded and printed.
"These reforms are part of a broader plan to allow citizens to apply for and manage transport-related services from any Regional Transport Office (RTO) across Tamil Nadu, known as the Anywhere Registration/Licensing system," the Chief Minister said making a statement under rule 110 in the Assembly.