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Nepal driving licence test: Application window opens after 6 months

Nepal driving licence test: Application window opens after 6 months
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Nepal driving licence tests, with new rules, from next week

Nepal driving licence tests, with new rules, from next week
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Govt halts driving licence application collection across Nepal

Onlinekhabar April 27, 2021 Kathmandu, April 27 The Department of Transport Management says it will no longer collect applications for driving licences from Thursday until the next notice. The department’s spokesperson Lok Nath Bhusal says the decision has been made so as to avoid the risk of the coronavirus spread as the country has entered the second wave of the pandemic recently. During this period, the online system developed to collect the applications will be shut. The government had halted collecting applications last year also after the spread of the virus. The process had resumed in December 2020 after nine months. Onlinekhabar Tuesday April 27, 2021, 4:51 pm

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Tootle-Pathao controversy: 5 years on, Nepal undecided between legalising ride-sharing and banning

Rabindra Ghimire April 3, 2021 Comments On March 22, 2021, a Pathao rider was assaulted by a taxi driver at Gongabu of Kathmandu claiming that the Pathao rider lured his customer away by offering a ride at a low fare. This clash has revived a controversy on the operation of ride-sharing apps such as Pathao and Tootle. The controversy, meanwhile, highlighted the urgent need for a law to regulate them. This controversy started as soon as Tootle launched a ride-sharing service on motorcycles and taxis in December 2016. At that time, the government responded saying it was illegal to ferry passengers on private vehicles. Not only the government officials, but transport entrepreneurs also tried to stop this service many times. But, with the widespread popularity of the apps among service users, the government has neither been able to shut down the service nor give it legitimacy. Due to that, there have been lingering problems in this business.

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