Licensing Authority to Automate Practical Exams
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Department in Jordan plans to abandon the traditional practical test and switch to an automated system utilizing electronic means to assess applicants' performance. This will be implemented after completing the necessary preparations and entering the semi-final phase of the project. Training sessions will be monitored via technology, while the theoretical exam remains automated. Data indicates an increase in the number of driver's licenses issued over the past six months to 30,800, compared to 23,000 during the same period last year. Additionally, the success rate in exams has risen from 25% to 35%. The official explains that the practical test includes 8 activities and 32 evaluation points. There are no strict rules for the test, but applicants are advised to prepare thoroughly. Repeated testing is not being discussed, and reports show that the success rate on the first attempt stands at 14%.
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