The provided flowchart illustrates the sequential stages involved in acquiring a driving licence. Overall, the process is structured around a series of tests, with specific pathways for candidates depending on whether they pass or fail each assessment.
Initially, applicants must visit a licence centre to complete an application form. This is followed by an eye test. If a candidate fails this initial screening, the process concludes as 'not applicable'. Conversely, those who pass proceed to pay the required fee. Once the fee is settled, the applicant moves on to the written test. Failing the written test allows for two opportunities to retake it. If the candidate fails again, they must return to the fee payment stage.
Upon passing the written test, the applicant proceeds to the driving test. If this final practical assessment is failed, the candidate is required to pay the fee again before re-attempting the driving test. Successfully passing the driving test is the final step, which results in the candidate obtaining their licence. The entire procedure is designed to ensure that only those who meet the required standards at every stage are granted a licence.