Question 17817 — road safety

Summary

Mr. Nicolas Pacquot alerts the Minister of the Interior and Overseas Territories to the potentially harmful repercussions of excessive reliance on private actors in the process of issuing driving licenses. Indeed, over the last decade, a significant part of the responsibilities related to the driving test, which formerly fell within the exclusive domain of the public service, have been delegated to the private sector. This This development has been accompanied by a resurgence of massive fraud which the press regularly reports on, particularly in the context of the examination of the highway code, in a sector which was until then protected. However, in order to reduce waiting times often considered too long by candidates, some suggest pushing further, by authorizing new private actors, other than traditional inspectors, to play a role. in the process of obtaining a driving license, through a simple certification process. However, given the scale of fraud observed since responsibility for the highway code exam was partially transferred to the private sector, it is legitimate to be concerned about similar repercussions that could occur in the context of the driving license exam. This situation is all the more worrying given that it concerns the granting of the right to drive to young drivers, with potentially serious implications for road safety. Also, in this context, he asks the Government's position on this issue and questions him on the concrete measures envisaged to prevent and fight effectively against these fraudulent practices, guarantee the integrity of the process of obtaining the permit. drive and ensure road safety.

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