FAILURE OF LEARNERS LICENSE TESTS DUE TO ONLINE SYSTEM

Dear Traffic Department Official I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to you with a question regarding the administration of learners driving tests at the East London Traffic Departments. As a concerned citizen and someone with a vested interest in road safety, I would like to enquire about the measures in place to ensure the integrity and fairness of the learners driving tests conducted at your facility. In recent discussion with fellow community members and acquaintances, there have been a vast amount of concerns raised about the possibility of computers being rigged or manipulated during the learners driving tests. While I understand that the Traffic Department adheres to strict protocols and guidelines for conducting these tests, I believe it is important to address any perceptions or doubts that may exist among the public. I would appreicate it if you could provide me with information regarding the security measures and safeguards in place to prevent any form of tampering or manipulation of computer systems during learners driving tests. Specifically, I am interested in learning about the following; 1. Are there any security protocols or measures implemented to ensure the integrity of computer systems used for learners driving tests? 2. How frequently are these systems inspected, audited, or updated to prevent any potential vulnerabilities or irregularities? 3. What steps are taken to address and investigate any reports or suspicions of tampering or gigging of computer systems during learners driving tests? 4. Can members of the public or concerned citizens participate in or observe the learners driving tests to ensure transparency and accountability in the testing process. As someone who values road safety and compliance with traffic regulations, I am concerned with the amount of learners resorting to “purchasing their licenses”, resulting in *******ion due to constant failure of the tests by the online testing system. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to receiving your response and gaining a better understanding of the procedures and protocols in place at the Traffic Departments in East London.