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SINCE 2026 ・ Structured ReportingPublished May 30, 2026 12:51 PM ・ Updated Jun 13, 2026 11:50 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: CNA (Central News Agency)
Taiwan's Highway Bureau will revise the driver's license written test in late June, increasing the number of multiple-choice questions to 50 and introducing 5 new 'situational hazard perception' questions.
Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation and Communications Highway Bureau announced that the written test for driver's licenses will be revised starting late June. The test will eliminate true/false questions, increase multiple-choice questions to 50, and add 5 new 'situational hazard perception' questions. This measure aims to improve the test's discriminative power, following similar changes to motorcycle license tests.
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