Delhi gets four Automated Driving Test Centres, eight more to come up soon
Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot today inaugurated the national capital's first fully Automated Driving Test Centre at the Regional Transport Office in Mayur Vihar Phase I. Set up and maintained as a CSR initiative by Maruti Suzuki India as part of its agreement with the Delhi Government's transport department, the state government through the new high-tech ADTCs aims to make issuance of driving license convenient and more efficient with minimal human intervention. The use of advanced technology like multiple high definition cameras, helps to evaluate applicants against 20 essential driving skills, in-line with Central Motor Vehicles Rules. Delhi Government's decision to adopt advanced technology to issue driving licenses is an important step towards road safety," said Ajay Kumar Tomer, Executive Director, Maruti Suzuki India.
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