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The CBR has paused interim driving tests for a year to reduce waiting times and schedule more practical exams.

CBR Roosendaal is temporarily moving practical driving exams to Atik Stadion because of roadworks near their usual site.

CBR temporarily moves driving exams from Roosendaal to Atik Stadion due to roadworks, with plans to return and then shift exams to other locations later in 2025.

Mandatory driving license medical checks for ADHD and ADD will end by April 2026 following CBR and government decision.

Alexander Pechtold is leaving CBR after six years, highlighting the importance of personal responsibility in obtaining driving licenses.

Starting April 2026, people with ADD or ADHD in the Netherlands will no longer need mandatory medical driving license exams, easing access to driving licenses.

From April 2026, people with ADD or ADHD in the Netherlands will no longer need mandatory medical driving tests, easing licensing requirements.

Starting April 2026, people with ADD or ADHD in the Netherlands will no longer need mandatory medical driving license exams, easing access to driving licenses.

From April 2026, ADHD/ADD individuals in the Netherlands won't need mandatory medical exams to get a driving license, easing previous strict requirements.

From April 2026, people with ADD or ADHD in the Netherlands won't need mandatory medical driving tests, easing licensing requirements after CBR research.

Mandatory medical driving license checks for ADHD/ADD will end in April 2026 after CBR research found alternative risk detection methods.

CBR will no longer require mandatory medical exams for people with ADD or ADHD to get a driver's license starting April next year.

Starting April next year, people with ADD or ADHD won't need mandatory medical exams for driver's licenses as CBR found them disproportionate.

CBR and Bever help drivers with disabilities or chronic illnesses stay mobile by customizing vehicles and assessing safe driving ability.

The pass rate for the first driving exam at CBR Groningen is low at 50%, leading to higher costs and prompting initiatives to improve preparation and driving school quality.

Removing the interim test at CBR has not reduced long waiting times for driving exams, causing extra costs for candidates.

CBR's temporary removal of the intermediate driving test aimed to reduce exam waiting times, but results are mixed with ongoing long waits and divided opinions among driving schools.

CBR suspended the intermediate driving test to reduce exam waiting times, seeing some improvement but facing criticism from driving schools about pass rates and fairness.

CBR Eindhoven pilots pre-exam meetings with examiners to help anxious candidates reduce stress by simulating the exam experience without driving.