New Delhi, Oct. 23 -- The Centre has proposed making several driving-licence services free and tightening the requirements for obtaining a learner's licence, as part of a wider overhaul of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989. A draft notification published by the Union road transport and highways ministry late on Wednesday proposes raising the pass mark for the safe-driving tutorial assessment from 60% to 75%, while making the tutorial at least 30 minutes long. The draft rules propose waiving fees for services accessed through online Aadhaar authentication. Changes to a driving licence holder's name or other particulars would also be free, while updating an address, mobile number or email ID would attract no fee. The proposals are part of a wider revision of licence application procedures, identity requirements and licence formats. Under the proposed changes, applicants would have to complete the safe-driving tutorial within 15 days, against the existing seven-day period. The pass mark would rise to 75% from 60%, and the minimum tutorial duration would be 30 minutes. The ministry has proposed a revised list of documents for establishing an applicant's address, age and identity. Address proof could include Aadhaar, voter identity card, passport, e-ration card, government-issued service photo identity card, pensioner or freedom fighter identity card, or a pension payment order. For age or date-of-birth proof, the proposed list includes a passport, a marksheet or certificate issued by a recognised educational institution showing the date of birth, a birth certificate or pension documents. Aadhaar, a valid Indian passport, an e-ration card, and a permanent account number (PAN) would be accepted as identity proof. The draft also proposes making laminated or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cards the prescribed format for driving licences....