They have such a low IQ they cant even drive a car

Driving license requirements are lowered to make it easier for 'certain groups'
Posted 09:12 AM

The government has given the Swedish Transport Agency the task of making it both cheaper and easier to get a driver's license and that fewer people will be rejected.

In order to adapt the requirements to what seems to be the ever-less gifted population in Sweden, lower requirements have previously been implemented within, among other things, the police and the military, and now it is time for driving licenses and car traffic to be made more mediocre.

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According to the government, the percentage of passing driving tests has fallen over many years. They want to see more people pass the exams on the first attempt to reduce costs.

- Today's driver training system has many years behind it and it is time to review what improvements can be made. We want to see driver's license aspirants who come well prepared and pass the driver's test on the first try, says Infrastructure and Housing Minister Andreas Carlson (KD).

The Swedish Transport Agency's mission includes, among other things, mapping and proposing measures to support those who are to obtain a driver's license. Those who practice driving must have a strengthened road safety, environmental awareness and risk awareness.

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Pär-Ola Skarviken at the Swedish Transport Agency is one of the investigators. When asked who the assignment is aimed at, he answers:

- There are certain groups that have it more difficult and we will now map out who they are, he says to state television .

Criticism
Traffic teacher Jonas Jansén is critical of the Swedish Transport Agency's mission. He does not believe that it is necessary to make it easier to get a driver's license, but instead it needs to be easier to understand what is required to get a driver's license.

- I think it should be easier to understand what you should be able to do, not that the requirements should be simpler, he says .