Minister Yerlikaya rules out driver amnesty on agenda
Minister Yerlikaya Recovers 689,946 Driver’s Licenses Temporarily
Minister Yerlikaya announced on April 19 that a total of 689,946 driver’s licenses have been temporarily recovered and delivered. Addressing concerns about a potential “Driver Amnesty,” Yerlikaya emphasized that this issue is not on the agenda.
As part of the efforts to improve road safety and enforce traffic regulations, the Ministry has been working diligently to recover driver’s licenses from individuals who have violated traffic laws. This initiative aims to ensure that only qualified drivers are on the roads, ultimately reducing accidents and saving lives.
Yerlikaya reassured the public that the Ministry is committed to upholding the law and holding individuals accountable for their actions. The temporary recovery of driver’s licenses serves as a reminder to all drivers to abide by traffic rules and regulations at all times.
As of now, the Ministry has successfully recovered 689,946 driver’s licenses, with more actions expected to be taken in the future. The Ministry’s dedication to improving road safety is evident in its proactive approach to enforcing traffic laws and holding drivers accountable for their behavior.
In conclusion, Minister Yerlikaya’s statement underscores the importance of responsible driving and the Ministry’s commitment to ensuring the safety of all road users. The temporary recovery of driver’s licenses is a step towards creating a safer and more regulated driving environment for everyone.
(Source: TRT News)
