Guyana is moving to enforce accountability in the driver-licensing system and crackdown on corruption in the process for issuing drivers’ licenses.
President Dr Irfaan Ali announced that the Government will publish the names of individuals who obtained practical driving certificates without passing the mandatory theoretical exam.
Those affected have six weeks to voluntarily surrender their certificates and restart the process.
The Guyana Chronicle reported that Dr Ali said new technology now allows authorities to track every step of the licensing process, from testing to certificate issuance, exposing discrepancies that can no longer be ignored.
