Costa Rica's MOPT offers walk-in driving tests in Nicoya

The General Directorate of Road Education in Costa Rica is launching an initiative to streamline the process of obtaining driving licenses. In Nicoya, practical driving tests for license classes A, B, C, and D will be offered without the need for prior appointments, as part of a broader Road Safety Fair.

This event will also include theoretical tests and the issuance of credentials, aiming to provide a more accessible and efficient service to the public. The move is intended to enhance transparency in the licensing process and combat potential distortions in public debate that can arise from anonymous or computer-facilitated applications.

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