In Kyrgyzstan, new approaches to training in driving schools are being discussed at the initiative of President Sadyr Japarov. The President's Chief of Staff Kanbek Tumanbaev announced this in a recent statement.
He noted that for the most successful trainees, the option to take the exam will be introduced just 4 months after the start of training in a test mode.
Those who successfully pass the testing and exam will be issued a temporary driver's license valid for one year. If during this period the driver does not commit serious traffic violations, they will receive a permanent license.
However, if there are serious violations or culpability in a traffic accident within the year with temporary rights, the license will be revoked. In such a case, the trainee will be required to return to the driving school to complete the remaining six months of training.
