High-tech gadgets being studied to improve driving test integrity, says Dr Wee

By RAHIMY RAHIM, TARRENCE TAN, MARTIN CARVALHO and FATIMAH ZAINAL

KUALA LUMPUR: A feasibility study on the use of high-tech gadgets to improve the integrity of driving tests is currently being conducted, says Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

He said that CCTV and sensors in the vehicles could be used during driving tests to avoid possible corruption.

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Ministry of Transport , JPJ , Integrity , Driving test

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