Comisia Europeană impune noi regili: Se schimbă modul desfășurare a examenelor auto și suspendarea permiselor

The European Commission is set to reform driving license exams across member states to enhance road safety and reduce accidents. Key changes include a learner driver system for 17-year-olds, a probation period for new drivers, and improved training and testing procedures focusing on vulnerable road users. A digital driving license will also be introduced, ensuring recognition of driving bans across the EU. The Commission aims to support member states in implementing these rules through guidance and monitoring. The overarching goal is to significantly decrease road fatalities by 2030 and eliminate them by 2050.