Driving tests go electronic


Licence to drive: Muhammad Ridzwan Chum Abdullah showing off his licence after passing the e-Testing yesterday. — Bernama

HULU LANGAT: From April 1, driving school students can take their tests alone in their cars while Road Transport Department (JPJ) officers monitor their performance remotely through an electronic tracking system.

This is part of the effort to combat corruption, announced Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

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