Guyana launches a Driver’s Licence Portal on the Guyana Digital School platform, letting prospective drivers complete their theoretical examinations online. The initiative is presented as part of wider efforts to modernise the licensing process and improve road safety.
All outlets tie the launch to the government’s stated goals of greater integrity, accountability and transparency in driver testing. They also link the rollout to National Road Safety Month 2026, suggesting the portal is being promoted as a timely road-safety measure. In addition to emphasising fairness in how theoretical tests are conducted, at least one report foregrounds the message that licences should not be bought.
The coverage is broadly consistent across sources, with differences mainly in emphasis: some highlight the transparency and integrity framing from ministers, while one foregrounds the deterrence message directed at students. The underlying facts—portal creation, its online theoretical-exam function, the platform used, and the connection to National Road Safety Month—match across the reports provided.
