
Driver’s licences, permits expired during lockdown to be validated
Source: Power Digital
Driving licenses and permits that expired during the Covid-19 lockdown – between 26 March and 31 May – will still be deemed valid and the period will be extended with 90 days from 1 June.
This is according to the Road Traffic Management Corporation.
The documents include:
- Driver’s licenses
- Learner’s licenses
- License discs
- Temporary permits
- Roadworthy certificates
- PDPs (professional driving permits)
This as the corporation says driving license testing centres, registering authorities, vehicle testing stations and driving schools will resume their services from 1 June.
The resumption of services in the various centres will be subject to adherence to hygiene practice, social distancing and sanitising measures.
“No person will be allowed to enter a driving license testing centre, registering authority, vehicle testing station or driving school without a face mask, or a homemade mask that covers the nose and mouth,” says the corporation.
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