‘e-Testing will put the brakes on corruption’


PETALING JAYA: The e-Testing system is a step in the right direction to fight corrupt practices, say experts.

Persatuan Institut Memandu Malaysia president Mat Aris Bakar said other than eliminating the problem of corruption, e-Testing will also help solve the issue of a shortage of examiners at driving schools.

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