Which country in Europe is the easiest to get a driver's license? Do they all take English exams?

According to the European Union News Agency of Italy, at the beginning of the new year, the Italian government's policy of driving test in mother tongue for more than three years officially came to an end. According to the new regulations, any foreign immigrant living in Italy must pass the Italian exam to get a driver's license in the future. The government hopes to supervise immigrants to strengthen their awareness of learning Italian, so as to reduce traffic accidents caused by immigrants' unfamiliarity with Italian traffic signs.

June 5438+October 2006 10, the Italian government officially issued a decree, and the civil automobile supervision unit issued an announcement. In order to allow foreign immigrants working and living in Italy to obtain driver's licenses smoothly, the Italian government allows foreign immigrants from some countries to obtain driver's licenses in their own languages. The traffic regulations exam no longer uses written or oral tests, but uses computer touch-based questions and answers in the mother tongue of immigrants. At that time, the Italian government stipulated that in addition to Italian, seven languages, including English, German, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic and Russian, could obtain a driver's license.

After Italy implemented the policy of foreign immigrants obtaining driver's licenses in their own languages, a large number of foreign immigrants living in Italy benefited, and many immigrants obtained Italian driver's licenses. Driving test in mother tongue also brings many problems to traffic management and law enforcement. Some immigrants can't recognize traffic signs and communicate with traffic police normally because they don't know Italian, which leads to an increase in traffic accidents. Especially in several Chinese communities in Italy, traffic accidents have been on the rise since some Chinese obtained driver's licenses in their mother tongue, which has also become a very headache for the authorities.

According to a police officer in charge of traffic control, after immigrants get their driver's licenses in their mother tongue, some Chinese often violate the rules when driving because they don't understand Italian traffic rules and traffic signs. These drivers who don't understand traffic rules and road signs have become real road killers. In addition, in the daily inspection of drivers in China, most people in China can't communicate with law enforcement officers, so that in the case of traffic accidents or injuries, they can't rescue the injured, let alone communicate with the police.

Under the warning of repeated appeals and bloody traffic accidents, the Italian legislature had to reconsider the motion to stop immigrants from using their mother tongue to obtain driver's licenses in order to reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents. The bill won the support of most people in Congress. A number of lawmakers said that canceling immigrants' use of their mother tongue to obtain driver's licenses and using Italian exams can not only make immigrants truly understand Italian traffic regulations, but also exercise their language skills, which is of great benefit to society and immigrants themselves.

If immigrants stop taking driver's licenses in their mother tongue, what impact will it have on more than 300 thousand Chinese living in Italy? A few days ago, the reporter watched a China driver's last test of using his mother tongue in Milan, and interviewed Mr. Jin Xianyong, the China coach of the driving school.

According to Mr. Jin Xianyong, the driving school where he works has a history of more than 50 years. Since immigrants obtained their driver's licenses in their mother tongue, the driving school has trained more than 3,000 drivers in China, and more than 95% of them have successfully obtained their driver's licenses. It can be said that it is convenient for China people to take a driver's license in their mother tongue, but it also has many disadvantages. Although many people are lucky enough to get a driver's license, they can't even read the most basic traffic signs, which is a potential danger to society and drivers themselves.

When the reporter asked about the influence of canceling the mother tongue driving test on China society, Mr. Jin Xianyong said that it was not a problem to take a driver's license test in any language. The key is to live in Italy. When driving in Italy, you must know the traffic rules in Italy and be able to read the traffic signs. This is good for the safety of drivers and others.

Jin Xianyong emphasized that for the Chinese society, most of the applicants for driving schools are the second and third generation Chinese immigrants. They grew up in Italy with no language barriers. Occasionally, new immigrants have become a minority in the driving test. Therefore, canceling the mother tongue driving test will not have a great impact on China society.