How to Add a New Vehicle Class to Your Driving Licence - Requirements & Process Explained

Addition to a New Class of Vehicle

If you hold a driving licence for a Motor Cycle, you can apply to add a Light Motor Vehicle or other category at any time.

Documents Required

  1. Valid Driving Licence
  2. Valid Learner's Licence for the desired category
  3. Application in Form 2
  4. Form 1 (Self-declaration for non-transport vehicles)
  5. Form 1A (Medical Certificate for transport vehicles only)
  6. Payment of prescribed fees and user charges

Procedure

Official Portal: Parivahan Sewa

✅ Eligibility for Adding a New Vehicle Class

📌 Tips Before Applying

💰 Fees & Charges (Approximate)

📅 Processing Time

⚠️ Common Reasons for Application Rejection

🔗 Useful Official Links

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, if you already hold a valid driving licence, you can apply to add a new category such as LMV (Light Motor Vehicle) or Transport Vehicle by following the official process.

You need your valid Driving Licence, valid Learner’s Licence for the desired category, Form 2 (application), Form 1 (self-declaration), Form 1A (medical certificate for transport vehicles), and the prescribed fees.

You can apply online via the Sarathi Parivahan Portal. Select "Apply for Addition of a New Class of Vehicle" under Driving Licence services, fill the form, upload documents, and pay fees.

Yes, a driving test is usually required for the new vehicle class. The RTO will schedule the test after you submit your application online.

The fees vary by state, but generally include an application fee, smart card fee, and user charges as per RTO rules.