Here we tell you how to get one dream to process the permanent license to drive in the Mexico City.
On October 30, the Congress of Mexico City, with 41 votes in favor, 13 against and zero abstentions, approved the ruling on the permanent driver’s license.
Given this, drivers will be able to obtain the type “A” permanent driver’s license again, which was canceled in 2007during the mandate of Marcelo Ebrard Casaubón.
However, many drivers still have doubts about the place and dates assigned to process the permanent driver’s license. Next we will tell you.
Appointments for permanent driver’s license activated
The Mobility Secretariat (Semov) enabled the dating site to process a permanent driver’s license in Mexico City.
This was reported by the agency on November 13 through its official accounts, so that interested people can schedule their appointment and begin their process.
From this moment it is available on the website of @LaSEMOVI The link to schedule an appointment for the permanent license: pic.twitter.com/wyIb9oFaa7
— Héctor Ulises García Nieto (@HectorUlisesGN) November 13, 2024
Steps to follow
Semovi detailed that appointments will begin to be offered from next Saturday November 16; However, to schedule the day that best suits you to begin the process of your permanent license, what you must do is the following:
- Access the link
- Enter using the CDMX Key. If you do not have it, the system will request its creation to continue the process.
- Once inside, press the button that appears with the legend “Schedule Appointment”, which will display a bar of vehicle procedures available to citizens.
Something to highlight is that, if you already have a type A license, you will have to choose the option “Licenses and Driving Permits for Minors”, enter the section ”Type A License” and in “Issuance of Permanent Type “A” License”.
Once this section has been selected, you must enter your CURP, as well as the capture line corresponding to the payment one thousand 500 pesos.
This way you can choose the time and location for your appointment.
Although, if you are a first-time driver, you must take a theoretical exam.
Where to process the permanent license
- SEMOVI modules
- PILLARS
- Utopias
Ok, remember that the procedure will be from Monday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Related
How can citizens effectively navigate the process of obtaining the new permanent driver’s license?
Time.news Editor: Welcome to our special segment on the recent changes in driving regulations in Mexico City. Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Ana Ruiz, a transport policy expert and consultant who has been closely following the developments surrounding the new permanent driver’s license. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Ruiz!
Dr. Ana Ruiz: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here to discuss such an important topic.
Time.news Editor: Let’s dive right in. Just recently, Mexico City’s Congress approved the ruling for a new permanent driver’s license after it was canceled back in 2007. What do you think led to this revival?
Dr. Ana Ruiz: It’s quite significant! The decision to reinstate the type ”A” permanent driver’s license appears to be a response to growing demand from citizens. Since the 2007 cancellation, many drivers have expressed frustration over temporary licenses that lack the stability of a permanent one. Moreover, it reflects a broader commitment to enhancing mobility and encouraging responsible driving.
Time.news Editor: That makes sense. For many drivers, the idea of having a permanent license must provide a sense of security and legitimacy. Can you explain the main benefits this change brings?
Dr. Ana Ruiz: Absolutely. A permanent license simplifies the process for drivers who have been compliant with regulations. It can increase road safety by encouraging drivers to renew their licenses and stay informed about driving laws. Plus, it can potentially reduce traffic violations, as drivers will be more invested in their responsibility as licensed operators.
Time.news Editor: Some drivers still have lingering questions about how to process this license. Can you summarize the essential steps they need to follow?
Dr. Ana Ruiz: Certainly! First, they should visit the official website of the Mobility Secretariat, where they can schedule their appointment. It’s crucial to book this appointment online, as it streamlines the process and reduces congestion at local offices. After scheduling, they’ll need to gather the necessary documents – including proof of identity and residence, and possibly their medical certificate. they just attend the appointment and fulfill any requirements, which should include some forms of testing, much like what they’ve gone through previously.
Time.news Editor: Sounds straightforward! The Mobility Secretariat has already activated a dedicated platform for scheduling these appointments. How do you think this impacts the public’s response to the new license?
Dr. Ana Ruiz: It’s a critical step towards efficiency. By providing an organized scheduling system, it reduces waiting times and frustration among drivers. A user-friendly experience can result in higher public engagement and compliance with the new regulations. It also reflects a shift towards more digital services, which is increasingly important in today’s digital age.
Time.news Editor: With the appointment system now activated, what do you think are the next steps for the government and the citizens to ensure a smooth transition into this new system?
Dr. Ana Ruiz: Communication is key. The government needs to provide clear and thorough information about the process, including FAQs and support. On the other hand, citizens should engage with the system and provide feedback if they encounter issues. This partnership can enhance the effectiveness of the program and make it a success for both users and regulators.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Ruiz, for sharing your insights. Your expertise sheds light on how these licensing changes could shape the future of mobility in Mexico City!
Dr. Ana Ruiz: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to see how this plays out, and I hope the public embraces this opportunity for better mobility.