PUTRAJAYA: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) plans to implement its automated driving test or “E-Testing” system for driving schools nationwide by June. “During the driving tests, the candidate will still have to go through the normal circuit. The automated system would also be able to reduce waiting times for learner drivers as they would be able to secure driving tests more quickly. Besides automated driving tests, JPJ’s “table tests” are also on their way to being fully computerised. Last year, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the automated driving test would be introduced to prevent instances of “Kopi O” licences and “guaranteed pass packages”.

Source: The Star January 23, 2020 05:48 UTC