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Japan Introduces Stricter Driving Tests for Elderly Motorists
Japanese authorities are implementing more rigorous driving assessments for senior citizens, particularly those with recent traffic violations, in an effort to reduce accident rates among older drivers.
3 Sept, 03:38 — 3 Sept, 05:17
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straits-timesMostly Factual1d ago
Japan to toughen skills test for elderly drivers in bid to curb accidents - The Straits Times
Japan to toughen skills test for elderly drivers in bid to curb accidents The Straits Times
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Japan to toughen skills test for elderly drivers in bid to curb accidents
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The National Police Agency plans to toughen the mandatory skills test for drivers aged 75 or older with a history of certain traffic
Read full article →japan-timesMostly Factual1d ago
Older drivers with traffic violations face tougher test when renewing license
The National Police Agency plans to introduce a stricter test in fiscal 2027 to assess drivers' ability more comprehensively.
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First report: japan-times · 3 Sept, 03:38|Full coverage: 4 · 5h|Window: 5h
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