In the Kyrgyz Republic, at the initiative of President Sadyr Japarov, an experimental program is being launched aimed at optimizing the driver training process. As reported by the President's Chief of Staff Kanbek Tumanbaev, the most successful cadets who demonstrate outstanding results in their training will be able to take exams after just four months, instead of the usual timeframe.
However, this opportunity will only be granted to those who demonstrate perfect driving skills. Graduates of this "accelerated course" will receive temporary driver's licenses valid for one year. If during this period they do not commit serious violations and do not cause accidents, their license will become permanent. Otherwise, the license will be revoked, and the violator will be required to return to the driving school to complete the remaining six months of training.
