Online Platform Launched to Simplify Driving Licence Renewals in Sri Lanka

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September 30, Colombo (LNW): A new digital system aimed at easing the renewal process for driving licences in Sri Lanka officially went live today (30th), marking a significant shift toward more accessible and streamlined public services.

The Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) has introduced the first phase of the online platform, allowing eligible applicants to begin the renewal process without the need to physically visit the DMT headquarters in Werahera. The move is part of a broader effort to modernise public administration and reduce congestion at government offices.

Under the updated procedure, those seeking to renew their licences can now obtain the required medical certificate at the National Transport Medical Institute (NTMI) in Nugegoda. Once certified, applicants will be issued a temporary licence on-site, and their details will be electronically transmitted to the DMT for further processing.

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