Kathmandu. The printing of driving licenses has started through the Electronic Driving License and Vehicle Registration System (EDLVVRS) implemented by the government from July 1. The Department of Transport Management under the Ministry of Infrastructure Development has started printing through the new system to address the problem of license printing that has been seen for a long time.

The new system will make the process of obtaining new licenses and renewals of old licenses more fast, easy and service-oriented. Arrangements have been made to send the details of the service recipients uploaded to the EDLVRS directly to the security printing and the security printing will print the license and send it to the concerned Transport Management Service Office through post. This will solve the old problem in the printing and distribution of licenses.

In the first phase, 3,081 driving licenses of Madhesh Province have been printed and sent to the concerned Transport Management Service Office for distribution.

Provisions have been made that the concerned provincial government can print the driving license on its own by entering into an agreement with the security printing. Accordingly, the Madhesh Province government has signed an agreement with the security printing and is printing the license under its own management. Similarly, the Lumbini Province government has also started the printing of the driving license by signing an agreement with the security printing on Friday.

In case the provincial government has not signed an agreement with the security printing, arrangements have been made to print the license in coordination with the Department of Transport Management and the security printing keeping in mind the pressure and problems of the service seekers.

After the printing of license started through the new system, the system of providing driving licenses to the service seekers easily, quickly and on time has been implemented by managing the responsibility of printing according to the province.