Driving License Aptitude Test Delays Forecast in Jeonbuk Region
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Jeonbuk — July 27, 2024 — amidst a surge in applications, the Jeonbuk region faces imminent delays at its driving license aptitude test centers. This looming crisis is expected to cause significant disruptions for drivers. In Jeonbuk, authorities are bracing themselves, as the influx of people is set to reach unprecedented numbers, mirroring last year’s end-of-year chaos. To find out more, read on.
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Driving License Aptitude Test Delays Forecast in Jeonbuk Region
Jeonbuk, South Korea – Teh Jeonbuk region is bracing for potential chaos at its driver’s license examination centers as the year draws to a close. A surge in applicants needing to complete their mandatory aptitude tests is expected to overwhelm the system, leading to notable delays and potential disruptions.
Record Number of Applicants, Low Inspection Rate
This year, the Jeonbuk region has seen an unprecedented 17,000 individuals slated for driving license aptitude tests, marking the highest number to date. However, only a fraction of these tests have been completed.As of April, the inspection rate stood at a mere 1,343%, leaving a ample backlog.
Many applicants are reportedly postponing their tests until the last minute, aiming to utilize the grace period extending to Dec. 4. This procrastination is expected to create a bottleneck at the Jeonbuk driving licenses exam centre, possibly paralyzing its operations due to the sheer volume of people waiting.
Echoes of Last Year’s Delays
The situation mirrors the challenges faced at the end of the previous year, where test-takers endured waiting times exceeding two to three hours. The closure of test centers was often delayed by more than an hour to accommodate the influx of applicants. With the number of individuals requiring testing expected to increase by over 2,000 compared to last year, the impending end-of-year surge seems almost inevitable.
