The new question bank has been evolved based on international accepted norms for road safety and traffic management, a transport department official said, adding it would also bring about greater transparency and efficiency.
The question bank is used for conducting test for issue of learner's driving licence. The test is currently being conducted on computer, where it gives 10 randomly selected questions from the bank which an applicant is required to answer within 10 minutes.
He also said biometric (Finger Print) identification is also taken along with photograph at the time of learning license test.
"With this step, the process of getting a learning licence is expected to improve," official added.
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