Learning Licence in Andhra Pradesh

The learner's licence in Andhra Pradesh is a necessary permit for vehicle owners to acquire before getting a permanent driving licence. The validity of the learner's licence is 6 months. A proper procedure needs to be carried out to get a learning licence in Andhra Pradesh.

The licence is valid for individuals who are still learning to drive. All vehicle owners with learner's licence permits need to have an "L" sign on their vehicle. Within one month of acquiring a learner licence in Andhra Pradesh, applicants can initiate the permanent driving licence process.

Depending on the vehicle type and applicant age, there are various types of RTO learning licence in Andhra Pradesh, which are listed below:

• Learner licence for light motor vehicles.

• Learner licence for gearless vehicles.

• Learner licence for heavy motor vehicles.

• Learner licence for commercial vehicles.

• For acquiring a learner's licence in Andhra Pradesh, applicants need to pass the eligibility criteria which is listed below.

• Applicants who want to get a learner licence for a gearless motorcycle or scooter need to be 16 years of age.

• Applicants who want to obtain a learner's licence for transport vehicles need to be 20 years of age.

• Lastly, to obtain a learning licence in Andhra Pradesh for any other vehicle categories, applicants need to be 18 years of age.

• Applicants need to submit the following documents for getting a learner licence in Andhra Pradesh.

• Learning licence application form.

• Document that supports applicant's identity such as ration card, voter ID, etc.

• Documents that support proof of address of the applicants.

• Medical fitness certificate for applicants.

• Physical fitness certificate of the vehicle.

To get a learning licence in Andhra Pradesh, applicants need to carry out the online and offline procedures. Below are the **Steps of both the procedures.

Application for Learning Licence in Andhra Pradesh Online using Parivahan Portal

To acquire a learning licence in Andhra Andhra Pradesh online, follow these Steps:**

Step 1: To get a learner's permit, browse the official Parivahan Sewa portal.

Step 2: Next, hover to the "Online services" option in the top menu.

Step 3: Further, select the "Driving Licence Related Services" option to proceed.

Step 4: Next, on the new page, select the state “Andhra Pradesh".

Step 5: Now, from the various options, choose "Apply for Learner Licence".

Step 6: Further, read the instructions carefully and then press the "Continue" button.

Step 7: Next, fill out the learner licence application form and upload all the necessary documents.

Step 8: After uploading all the documents, pay the learner licence fee.

Step 9: Next, after paying the fees, choose the slot for the learning licence test in a nearby RTO.

Step 10: Further, appear for the learner licence test in the RTO.

Step 11: After verifying the documents and test results, the authority will issue the learner's licence.

Application for Learning Licence in Andhra Pradesh Online using Andhra Pradesh Transport Portal

Following are the **Steps to be followed.

Step 1: To acquire a learner's licence, visit the official AP transport department website.

Step 2: Next, hover to the "Licence" option in the top menu bar.

Step 3: Further, select the "Learner's Licence" option.

Step 4: Next, on the new page, select the "Licence" option and under that option, go with "Learner's Licence (LLR)".

Step 5: Further, after reading the instructions, click the button.

Step 6: Next, after selecting the type of service, proceed by pressing the "Next" button.

Step 7: Further, fill out the learner licence form and upload all the necessary documents.

Step 8: After that, pay the learning licence fees and book an appointment for a driving licence test.

Step 9: Next, attend a driving licence test in the RTO and collect an acknowledgement receipt if provided.

Step 10: Lastly, after verifying the learning licence application and test result, the AP RTO official will issue a learning licence.

Offline Application for RTO Learning Licence in Andhra Pradesh

For a non-tech-savvy person, there is an offline procedure to apply for a learning licence in Andhra Pradesh. Follow the below mentioned **Steps to learn more.

Step 1: For the offline learning licence procedure, visit the nearest RTO in Andhra Pradesh.

Step 2: Next, ask authorities for a learner's licence form and other necessary forms.

Step 3: Further, fill out all the forms carefully and then submit them to authorities along with other documents.

Step 4: After submitting the documents, pay the driving licence fees and then appear for a driving licence test.

Step 5: Lastly, based on the application and test results, the authority will issue the learner's licence in Andhra Pradesh.

Refer to the table to learn about learning licence fees in Andhra Pradesh.

The RTO has a surveillance camera on traffic signals which identifies the vehicles that violate the traffic law and issues challan against an offender. The AP challan fine details include the traffic rule violation, challan amount and more.

One such AP challan is issued against individuals who drive vehicles without motor insurance. All vehicle owners who don't have basic insurance for bikes or cars need to pay a fine of ₹2000 to RTO authorities. Further in some cases, it leads to imprisonment too.

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Acquiring a learning licence in Andhra Pradesh is necessary for all vehicle owners before getting a permanent one. The procedure for getting a learning licence involves passing a driving licence written test. The test contains basic questions about the Andhra Pradesh traffic rules and regulations. All vehicle owners, before getting a learner's licence, need to pass this test.