PHILIPSBURG (DCOMM):--- The Inspectorate of the Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic and Telecommunications (TEATT) has taken note of the public relations campaign launched by some concerned Driving Instructors and Driving Schools, with respect to the department’s announcement of the launching of the computer-based testing for the theory portion of the Driving Exam.
They have expressed their beliefs and critiques of the system, which the Inspectorate welcomes. We support the exercise of free speech by these concerned parties and applaud their passion in what we hope is a shared desire to continually improve not only the
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