The KwaZulu-Natal Transport Department has launched a new driver testing technology in an effort to curb fraud and corruption in the license testing centres. Authorities say with this innovation dubbed e-driver, it wants to produce a new generation of drivers and reduce backlogs in the licensing centres.
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