In Kyrgyzstan, at the initiative of President Sadyr Japarov, a new approach to training in driving schools is planned. This was reported by Kanibek Tumanbaev, the president's chief of staff.
According to him, as part of an experimental program, cadets demonstrating excellent results will have the opportunity to take the exam 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 time the driver does not violate traffic rules, a permanent license will be issued.
However, if during the year the temporary license is used for serious violations or in the case of being at fault in a traffic accident, the license will be revoked. In such a case, the cadet will have to return to the state driving school and complete the remaining six months of training.
