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DVLA plans simulator-based driving tests to assess prospective drivers in Ghana

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is advancing plans to introduce simulator-based driving tests to assess how prospective drivers respond to different road situations before they obtain their licences.
The simulator-based assessment is expected to form part of the DVLA’s broader efforts to improve driver competence and promote road safety.
The Authority has not yet announced a specific date for the introduction of simulator-based testing or provided details on how the new assessments will be incorporated into the existing licensing process.
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