“I personally believe that if possible, we should consider a more intensive training option. For example, instead of three classes a week for 2 hours, we could hold them five times a week,” he said, adding that online training has also become available.
According to Japarov, if students can successfully pass the exams in 5-6 months, then it is worth discussing a reduction in the duration. However, preparing a cadet in such a short period may be difficult.
The head of state also noted that among those who trained for 3.5 months, 90% were unable to pass the exams, and this figure could increase.
He added that exams are now conducted using artificial intelligence, which eliminates the human factor. Previously, among those who took exams after three months of training, there could have been cases where instructors provided assistance.
Japarov also reminded that the training program covers not only traffic rules but also driving ethics.
“Despite all the difficulties, I ask you to support our initiatives aimed at caring for our future,” the president addressed the citizens.
