In Kyrgyzstan, under the instruction of President Sadyr Japarov, work is underway to update the educational standards for driving schools. This was reported by Kanbek Tumanbaev, the head of the president's office.
He noted that in a test mode, cadets who demonstrate excellent results will have the opportunity to take exams just four months after the start of their training.
Those who successfully pass the testing and exam will be able to obtain a temporary driver's license valid for one year. If during this period they do not violate traffic rules, they will be issued a permanent license.
However, if within the year with the temporary license the driver commits serious violations or becomes the cause of an accident, their temporary license will be revoked. In this case, they will have to return to the state driving school and complete the remaining six months of training.
