Stricter Driver Assessments Proposed for Mexican Federal Transport
Deputy proposes stricter driver assessments for federal motor transport vehicles in Mexico. Mandatory theoretical and practical exams, along with regular training, are sought. The aim is to reduce road accidents caused by driver error, aligning with national road safety goals.
In a concerted effort to enhance road safety and reduce the alarming number of traffic-related fatalities in Mexico, Deputy Enrique Godínez del Río of the National Action Party (PAN) is spearheading a legislative initiative. This proposal mandates that drivers of federal motor transport vehicles undergo a rigorous evaluation process, both theoretical and practical, to prove their proficiency in vehicle operation. These drivers must also complete mandatory training and refresher courses as stipulated by the regulations.
