Question 10862 — exams, competitions and diplomas

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Mr. Jonathan Gery questions the Minister of the Interior about the growing difficulties of access to the driving license test in rural areas, particularly in the Rhône department. While a driving license constitutes an essential prerequisite for autonomy, professional integration and equal opportunities, many candidates must now wait several months before being able to take or retake the exam. These deadlines far exceed the 45 days set by the commitments made within the framework of the mobility orientation law and can exceed 90 days in certain areas of the Rhône, in particular in the territories of the Monts du Lyonnais, Beaujolais vert or the Pays de l'Arbresle. The situation is aggravated by the strike started on September 29, 2025 by driving license inspectors and several driving school organizations. THE demands relate in particular to the recruitment of 150 inspectors and 20 delegates to cope with a continued increase in the number of registrations and population growth. The lack of personnel leads to a shortage of exam places, a saturation of driving school schedules and a costly extension of training courses. Young rural people are the first victims, with a direct impact on their access to employment, training and therefore their future. He asks him to specify the measures envisaged to guarantee, in the Rhône and the other departments concerned, a public driving license service accessible within a reasonable time, in particular by increasing the workforce and adapting the necessary budgetary resources.

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