In analyzing in the room of representatives, the proposal wishes to reduce costs and make the process to obtain the most accessible driving license
Taking the driving license at 18 years is a moment expected by many young Brazilians. However, the road until you get the dreamed National driving license (CNH) It can be long, bureaucratic and expensive. Currently, the candidate must be more than 18 years old, know how to read and write, attend at least 45 hours of theoretical lessons, as well as being approved in the written and practical tests. This process, however, could change.
Government studies Ends the obligation to attend the autonomous schoolBy making room for candidates to prepare independently or with autonomous instructors. The proposal, which is already under analysis in the House of Representatives, raises discussions on the cost, access and quality of the formation of new drivers in the country.
Measure aims to resize and facilitate access to the document
THE Bill 4474/20Proposed by Deputy Kim Kataguri, it can radically change the process to obtain the national driving license (CNH) in Brazil. The proposal intends Ends the obligation to attend the autonomous schoolallowing candidates to study alone, with the support of free online materials offered by traffic agencies. The practical lessons will also stop having a mandatory minimum workload and can be carried out with independent instructors credited to traffic agencies.
The measure aims to Reduce the bureaucracy to obtain the document and cut costsexpanding access to …
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