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Gauteng residents can now do pre-bookings online for their driver’s licences and learner licences. The Department of Transport and the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) launched the NaTIS Online Booking Services on August 30. The department said online services would ease the application process, promote efficient service delivery
and combat corruption by minimising the manipulation of the process by unscrupulous officials. Bookings can be done at online.natis.gov.za, while a separate page also enables customers to download the required application forms. Transport minister Blade Nzimande said he was hopeful the system would assist in shortening long queues experienced
at testing stations. “We are also hoping this will go towards eliminating corruption. Some people ask others to queue for them and bribes are also paid from the security gate onwards. We hope that at least with online bookings you can be your own master and book for yourself and not have to go through someone who will ask you to pay,” he said.
Nzimande said the system would be rolled out to the rest of the country shortly. RTMC project manager Kevin Kara-Vala said dates could be secured within three days, with only the eye test done at the centre before the actual driving tests. “This service makes it easier for the public to not have to queue. You only come to the centre to verify your
details and test your eyes as this is a legal requirement,” he said. How it works Gauteng motorists can apply for their written learner licence test or driver’s test – or book for the renewal of a driver’s licence, or apply for a professional’s driving permit. Once you’ve entered your details and confirmed which type of identity document you will be
providing, you can proceed to book a day to perform the required tasks. You can then select a time to book an appointment. The booking availability information is updated in real time by the Drivers Licensing and Testing Centre (DLTC). If there are no available booking slots at your selected DLTC, select a different DLTC or try again later. Once a
day, and time is selected, the booking can be confirmed. For driver’s licence renewals, the site notes that drivers need to bring an eye test report from a registered optometrist or ophthalmologist on the day of your booking.               Application for renewal of driving licence can be made within 30 days from the date of expiry of validity. DL holders of
heavy transport vehicles should undergo one day refresher course as per the Government Notification at the approved driving schools.                 Applicant who wants to renewal of his / her license, has to apply in online. Necessary fees can be paid in online. Documents also can be uploaded in online.          The driving licence will be renewed for the
period of five years in respect of Non-Transport Vehicle and three years for Transport vehicles.If driving License expired more than 5 years ago, a fresh driving test will be conducted for renewal of the License. Documents required                 Application in Form-2 generated through online          Medical Certificate in Form1-A ( in case of the applicant
who obtained Non transport vehicle DL has                 completed the age of 40 years old or holder having valid DL for transport vehicle ).         Driving License. Fees          Fee for Renewal of Transport vehicle DL is Rs.450/-.            Fee for Renewal of Non-Transport vehicle DL is Rs.500/-. Click Here to Renewal Driving License Online
Application : Renewal of Driving Licence Transport Department of Telangana provides for online slot- booking to schedule for renewal of driving Licence. Please visit the website for scheduling an appointment shall be made in Form No.9 to the Licence authority having jurisdiction over the area in which the applicant originally resides or carries on
business and shall be accompanied by - Appropriate fee for Renewal as specified in Rule 32 CMV RULES Three copies of the applicant's recent passport size photographs, if renewal is made in Form 6 The driving Licence. The medical certificate in Form 1A wherever applicable. An application for a medical certificate (Form - IA) shall contain a
declaration in Form - 1 CLICK HERE TO BOOK THE SLOT The Government has announced an extension to the expiry dates of full driving licences for those who have not benefited from a previous extension. The extension will apply to driving licences expiring from 1 July 2021 to 31 October 2021 with 10 months added to the expiry date. If your
licence was due to expire on 5 July 2021, you have a new expiry date of 5 May 2022. If your licence was due to expire 5 August 2021, you have a new expiry date of 5 June 2022. If your licence was due to expire on 5 September 2021, you have a new expiry date of 5 July 2022. If your licence was due to expire on 5 October 2021, you have a new expiry
date of 5 August 2022. You can check the expiry date of your licence on the National Driver Licence Service (NDLS) website. You will not get a new licence during the period of your extension, but your driver record will be updated to show that your licence or learner permit is still valid. If you are a driver who has benefited from previous extensions
and the new renewal date is due, you must renew your driving licence with the NDLS. NDLS Centres are open by appointment. There is no walk-in service available. If you have a Public Services Card or MyGovID, you can apply online at ndls.ie. If you are over 70 years of age, or your current licence expires on the eve of your seventieth birthday you
will be sent an application pack by NDLS to renew your driving licence by post or you may renew online at NDLS.ie. There are no application fees payable by persons aged 70 and over when renewing their driving licence. Learner permits The Government announced a new 10-month extension to the validity period of learner permits. This is in
addition to previous extensions granted. The new extension means that: Permits that expired between 1 March and 30 June 2020 that were previously extended by 8 months will now be extended by a further 10 months, so 18 months in total Permits that expired between 1 July to 31 October 2020 that were previously extended by 4 months will now
be extended by a further 10 months, so 14 months in total Permits that expired or will expire between 1 November 2020 and 31 July 2021 will be extended for 10 months For example, where the date of expiry on your physical learner permit (which can be seen at opposite number 4b on the permit) shows 5 March 2020, your new expiry date is 5
September 2021. Similarly, if your permit had been due to expire on 5 July 2020, your new expiry date is 5 September 2021. However, if you have already renewed your permit, and it had an expiry date between 1 March 2020 and 31 July 2021, the new 10-month extension will not apply, and the expiry date of your permit will be as shown on your new
permit. Read more about licence extensions on the NDLS website. You can apply to renew your driving licence if: You hold a driving licence that will expire within 3 months You held a driving licence that expired less than 10 years ago If your driving licence expired 10 years ago or more, you must complete a Driver Theory Test and then apply for a
learner driver permit. Duration of licence Your age determines how long your licence will be issued for, so you may be able to renew your licence for 10 years, 3 years or something in between, depending on how old you are. If you are under 60, you can apply for a 10-year licence or a 3-year licence (on medical grounds). If you are 60 to 67 years old,
you can apply for a licence that will expire the day before your 70th birthday If you are between 67 and 70 years old, you can apply for a 3-year licence. If your current licence is due to expire within 3 months of your 70th birthday, your new licence will be issued for either 1 year or 3 years. The shorter duration will apply if your GP chooses this option
on your medical report. A bus or truck driving licence is issued for a maximum of 5 years. The cost of a driving licence is: Ten-year driving licence — €55 Five-year bus or truck driving licence — €55 Three-year driving licence — €35 One-year driving licence (medical grounds) — No fee If you are aged 70 or over, you can renew your driving licence for
free. Any required eyesight tests or medical examinations are not free of charge. You can apply to renew your driving licence online if you have a Public Services Card (PSC) and a MyGovID verified account. You also need to have: Applying in person If you cannot renew your licence online, you will have to apply to an NDLS centre in person. You do
not have to provide photographs with your application, as your photo and signature will be digitally recorded. You are no longer required to submit an application form. See guidance notes on applying for a Driving Licence and Applying for a Learner Permit on ndls.ie. You must bring the following documentation with you when renewing your driving
licence: Your current or most recent driving licence The appropriate fee - see ‘Rates’ above Documentation to prove your identity Proof of address A Driving Licence Medical Report Form, if required (see below) A Driving Licence Eyesight Report Form, if required (see below) Medical report form You will need a Driving Licence Medical Report Form if
you are applying for driving licence categories C, C1, D, D1, CE, C1E, DE or D1E (buses and trucks), unless you previously provided a medical report which is still applicable. You will need a Driving Licence Medical Report Form if you are applying for driving licence categories AM, A1, A2, A, B, BE or W (motorcycles, cars and work vehicles) if you
have a specific disability or condition (see application form)You can download the medical report form (pdf) (it must be printed back to back on one page). A registered medical practitioner should carry out your medical examination and then complete the form. You must sign the declaration on the medical report form in the presence of the registered
medical practitioner. It must be submitted within 1 month of the medical examination Eyesight report form Generally any eyesight issues will be reported in the Driving Licence Medical Report Form. However, you will require a Driving Licence Eyesight Report Form if you no longer need glasses or contact lenses to drive (for example, if you've had
laser eye surgery). You can download the eyesight report form (pdf) (pages 1 and 2 should be printed back to back on one page). It is also available from NDLS centres. It must be submitted within 1 month of completion. Page edited: 19 July 2021 Check if your licence has been extended on our expiry calculator here Driving Licence Extensions
Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Hildegarde Naughton TD announced on the 2 July 2021 details of a further 10-month extension to the validity period of Driving Licences in response to the level 5 restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Any licence holder, who has not already renewed and whose licence expiry date is between 1
July 2021 and 31 October 2021 will have ten months added to their expiry date. e.g., a licence which expires on 25 September 2021 will have a new expiry date of 25 July 2022. This is in addition to previous extensions granted as set out below; Licences which expired between 1 March 2020 and 31 May 2020 were extended to 1 July 2021. These
licences are now due for renewal now. Any licence holder, who has not already renewed, and whose licence expired between 1 June 2020 and 31 August 2020 will have thirteen months added to their expiry date. e.g., a licence which expired on 31 August 2020 will have a new expiry date of 30 September 2021 Any licence holder, who had not already
renewed, and whose licence expired between 1 September 2020 and 30 June 2021 will have had ten months added to their expiry date. e.g., a licence that expired on the 20 September 2020 will have a new expiry date of the 20 July 2021 NOTE: You do not need to do anything to avail of this extension as your driver record will be automatically
updated. A new driving licence will not be issued to you. You can only apply for a renewal of a driving licence if it is within three months of its expiry date. You can check the expiry date and earliest renewal date of your current licence on expiry date calculator here. Full Press Release on new Extension for Driving Licences. FAQs on Extension of
Validity of Driving Licences and Learner Permits. Learner Permit Extensions Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Hildegarde Naughton TD announced on the 24 June 2021 details of a further 10-month extension to the validity period of learner permits in response to the level 5 restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic. If your learner
permit is expiring between 1 November 2020 and 31 July 2021 your expiry date is being extended by 10 months. e.g., a permit expiring 31 July 2021 will have a new expiry date of 31 May 2022. This is in addition to previous extensions granted as set out below; If your learner permit expired between 1 March 2020 and 30 June 2020 your expiry date
was extended by 18 months in total. e.g., a permit expired on 30 June 2020 will have a new expiry date of 30 December 2021 If your learner permit expired between 1 July 2020 and 31 October 2020, your expiry date was extended by 14 months in total. e.g., a permit expired 31 October 2020 will have a new expiry date of 31 December 2021 NOTE:
You do not need to do anything to avail of this extension as your driver record will be automatically updated. A new learner permit will not be issued to you. You can only apply for a renewal of a learner permit if it is within three months of its expiry date. You can check the expiry date and earliest renewal date of your learner permit on expiry date
calculator here. Full Press Release on new Extension for Learner Permits. FAQs on Extension of Validity of Driving Licences and Learner Permits. The all-women team at Gauteng Licence Bookings help motorists get online slots for driving licence appointments. • The online Natis system is a frustrating system for Gauteng motorists.• Gauteng Licence
Bookings is a company that secures bookings for the public at a small fee.• This could be the answer for those motorists who have been battling to get an online slot for months.• For more motoring stories, go to Wheels24Motorists have been battling for more than a year to get booking slots on the online Natis system. But there's a little company
that's helping Gauteng drivers one at a time.There's not a day that goes by where we don't hear from motorists who can't find any bookings on the Natis system for weeks or months now. But, the other day, a different email came through from Wheels24 reader Piston Broke, who wrote in and told me about the Gauteng Licence Bookings company.I
was intrigued and reached out to find out more because if anyone out there can assist our battling motorists before the 31 August deadline, our readers need to know about it.Doing the hard workInstead of sitting on the computer for hours trying to get an online licence appointment, there's a company that will do all the hard work for you at a small
fee of R200 per transaction. You fill in your details, and this company streamlines the entire process, which has become an absolute nightmare for most Gauteng motorists. Amelia Bezuidenhout is the owner of Amelia's Driving Academy and the founder of Gauteng Licence Bookings. Because they needed bookings for their clients to do learners and
drivers' tests, it became more difficult to get bookings.Bezuidenhout says: "We were forced to become more intricate and sophisticated in the booking making process due to the competitive nature of getting a booking for our own clients. As we expanded, our own clients' families and friends enquired about renewal bookings and making learners and
drivers test bookings and PDP bookings. We recognised the market for rendering the service to the public.So in 2019, Gauteng Licence Bookings (GLB) was established."Today, we are even rendering our services to other driving schools and organisations who don't have the time or the manpower to make the bookings for their clients," she
says.What's been your biggest challenge when it comes to the Natis system? Email us or use the comment section below.So how does it work?Mariska Bezuidenhout, the owner of GLB, says making bookings has become a science: "Our staff operate like well-oiled machines. We work together as a team. We understand each other. We type fast. We are
sharp as minora blades. The general public does not have the time to sit on the system every second of every day. When booking slots are released, they are usually gone within seconds."She says the service they render entails making bookings on behalf of the public at a fee.Their information is submitted via an online form which motorists complete
on the website, and upon receiving their details, the data captured is first verified. It then goes onto a system that the company has specifically designed to enable getting the maximum capacity out of the slots released.Mariska adds: "Once we can secure a booking on behalf of a client, we inform them via WhatsApp, with a list of documents they need
to take with them on the day of the booking, as well as the date, time and location of the booking, and a Natis generated PDF booking confirmation. We have the best equipment on the market paired with the quickest staff. That makes us the leaders in the field of making online bookings. We make bookings for licence card renewals, PDPs and
learners and drivers tests."Female-owned businessWhat's more, the business is entirely female-owned, run by a team of eight women, and "an annoying IT man who ensures the systems run at optimal levels."We can secure as many bookings as we do because we are highly skilled with the best equipment, fastest internet and the world's patience to sit
on the system constantly," Mariska notes.But it isn't always sunshine and roses. Mariska says there are many days when tears are shed on an unsuccessful day because the Natis system did not release many slots."It's heartbreaking for us because we know the public relies on us to get these bookings secured on their behalf."She says the gist is that
the testing centres do not release enough booking slots to accommodate the public demand - a problem that has been around long before the pandemic.The Covid-19 pandemic has not helped this situation at all."We solely rely on what the Natis system releases; we have to book the slots that are available to us. These bookings are worth gold due to
the competitive nature of securing bookings, as the public has access to the Natis system, and numerous companies and individuals are rendering the same service we do," says Mariska.At R200 a pop per booking for learner's licences, driving licence bookings or PDP bookings, it's worth not having to deal with the stressful Natis system when
someone else can do it for you. You can visit the website here.The all-women team at Gauteng Licence Bookings help motorists get online slots for driving licence appointments. Supplied Gauteng Licence Bookings

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