Licensing Office Advances in Exam Automation
The Director of the Drivers and Vehicles Licensing Department, Brigadier Omar Al-Qar'an, is developing a smart and automated system for evaluating driving license applicants, replacing the traditional practical examination. This technology is currently nearing completion. He explained that the theoretical test has already been automated, and that during the past six months, a total of 30,800 licenses were issued, compared to 23,000 licenses in the same period last year, with the success rate increasing from 25% to 35%. He also confirmed that the practical exam follows a specific procedure with no strict restrictions, but performance is evaluated through 8 activities across 32 points. Additionally, most applicants pass on their first attempt, with success rates reaching up to 14%. These measures are part of efforts to improve and enhance the efficiency and comprehensiveness of the licensing system.
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