ROAD SAFETY/Short-term licenses required for high-risk drivers from Oct. 31
09/02/2024 06:39 PM
High-risk drivers, defined as those whose driver's licenses have been revoked or suspended, will be given short-term licenses when they seek to reinstate them from Oct. 31, the Highway Bureau said in a Monday news statement.
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