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Transport and Civil Aviation Minister Eli Zakour said the 706 people who were disqualified from driving due to accumulation of demerit points will be able to requalify free of charge through a course being offered by the Licensing Office.
Speaking at the post-Cabinet media briefing at the Diplomatic Centre, St Anns, on July 31, Zakour said the suspension period for the disqualified drivers ranged from six months to two years. He said at the end of the suspension period, people are required to participate in a rehabilitation programme in keeping with section 88 (n) of the act.
“Currently, there are two approved organisations offering the programme at a cost of over $1,200. I am happy to report there is now another option. Programmes will now start next month at the Licensing Office in Caroni, with additional venues in Port of Spain, San Fernando and Tobago.
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