In addition to being annoying for the students themselves, driving schools also have more work. “I have to change everything now. This doesn’t make me happy,” says driving instructor Herlaar. Almost all his customers have an interim test in their curriculum, but he has to disappoint them. He hopes to get his students well prepared for the exam. “I’m going to teach normally as I always do, but I’m going to talk to them more, reassure them more.”
Driving schools fear longer waiting times and ‘plunging pass rate’ after the interim test is stopped
