France's UNIDEC Calls to Rethink Driving-Theory Education, Urging a Return to Group Learning From Full Digitization

How does France's classroom instruction differ from Japan's driving school system?

It's fascinating to see how completely different the debate around training methods is from country to country.

Going back to group instruction sounds like it'd raise costs for driving schools too, which would probably show up in tuition fees.

The quality of classroom instruction ties directly into accident rates in the end, so it's not something to take lightly.

Group instruction has the strength of being able to ask questions on the spot when you don't understand something.

They pushed digitization for years, and now a proposal to go back feels like it's really about the industry association's own convenience.