Currently, there are 275 private driving schools operating in the country, and most of you have undergone training there, which lasts about 2.5 months. However, according to the president, the quality of training leaves much to be desired. "In fact, only 3-4 people out of those who really strive to learn how to drive receive proper training," he noted.
Another issue raised at the meeting is the fact that some candidates cannot pass the exam even after 20 attempts.
"Do you have acquaintances among you who have experienced this?" the president asked. One of the participants confirmed this fact.
Sadyr Japarov also pointed out the changes that have occurred in the system. "Previously, there was corruption in private driving schools, and exams could be passed after 5-6 attempts. Now, thanks to the implementation of artificial intelligence, such manipulations have become impossible," he explained.
The president emphasized that these changes require time. "We must think about the future and our children. The country must operate within the framework of the law — honestly and fairly," Sadyr Japarov concluded.
