Section 30 of MVA : Section 30: Grant Of Conductor'S Licence

Explanation using Example

Imagine John, who has completed his high school education, decides to pursue a career as a bus conductor. He lives in the state of Karnataka, India. John checks the Karnataka state government's regulations and finds that he meets the minimum educational qualification required to apply for a conductor's licence.

He is not currently disqualified under any law from holding a conductor's licence, nor does he have any ongoing disqualifications. Therefore, he proceeds to fill out the application form, which he collects from the local Regional Transport Office (RTO), ensuring he provides all the necessary information as prescribed by the state authorities.

Along with his application, John submits a medical certificate confirming his fitness, which he obtained from a registered medical practitioner. He also includes two recent passport-sized photographs of himself as required.

Once his application is approved, John receives his conductor's licence, which is valid throughout Karnataka. He notes that the licence includes his photograph, personal details, and other particulars as specified by the regulations.

For the licence fee, John pays half the amount that he would have paid for a driving licence, making it more affordable for him to start his new job as a bus conductor.