Al-Qara'an shifts to automated testing
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Department in Jordan is planning to eliminate the practical driving test and replace it with an automated and intelligent evaluation system using electronic means to measure applicants' performance. Colonel Omar Al-Qir'an explained that the project is in its final stages, with improvements in success rates and an increase in the number of licenses issued. Over the past six months, the number of licenses has risen to 30,800 compared to 23,000 in the previous year, with the success rate increasing from 25% to 35%. He emphasized that there is no tightening of the examinations, but pointed out that training must be taken seriously. The new evaluation system will electronically monitor training sessions along with the automated theory test.
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