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Learner Licence Registration mela held at SV University
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The Road Transport Authority RTA, Tirupati conducted another learner licence registration LLR mela as part of their bid to make obtaining learners licence easy and hassle free and to see that everyone after completed the age of 18 years should have proper driving licence
Tirupati: The Road Transport Authority (RTA), Tirupati conducted another learner licence registration (LLR) mela as part of their bid to make obtaining learners’ licence easy and hassle free and to see that everyone after completed the age of 18 years should have proper driving licence.
The mela was held at SV University on Friday in which 285 candidates have appeared for the online test and 238 of them have qualified for getting LLR. The Motor Vehicle Inspector (MVI) B Suresh Naidu has said that so far they have covered five colleges and seven panchayats in organising LLR melas and the response was quite encouraging.
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