운전면허 시험 대기 시간을 줄이기 위해 군 시험관 투입

Government will also prevent third parties from booking tests and offer current examiners ‘retention payment’

The UK government has announced new measures to tackle driving test wait times, which include bringing in military examiners.
Transport minister Heidi Alexander said 35 testers from the Ministry of Defence will be used one day a week for a year in an effort to bring down today’s 21-week average wait time. 
Meanwhile, current examiners will be offered a £5000 “retention payment” to slow down the number leaving the profession. So far this year, a recruitment drive has achieved a net gain of just 40, despite 316 new examiners joining.
Speaking to the Transport Select Committee on Wednesday morning, Alexander confirmed these measures were being brought in because the government’s previous target of cutting wait times to seven weeks by next summer wouldn’t be achieved.
“We do need to see more progress there,” she told the committee. “I can’t sit here today and tell you that I’m g