After rolling out a number of changes in an attempt to improve the road-testing process for drivers in Alberta, the provincial government is now looking for public feedback.
The survey is the latest part of the review that was prompted after Albertans reported long waits before being able to take a driving test.
In a news release from Transportation Minister Ric McIver, the government said it will also look to registry agents, driver examiners and the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees for ways to improve wait times and service delivery.
Get breaking National news
That feedback, as well as input from the survey, will be used to develop “a broad range of options to improve service and enhance the system,” the news release from the government said.
- Ontario government home care vendor paid ransom to regain access to its servers: report
- Latest B.C. budget most unpopular since Gordon Campbell’s 2010 budet: poll
- Manitoba government proposes health charter but Opposition questions effectiveness
- Manitoba Tories say minors may have access to planned drug consumption site
Albertans have until Dec. 22 to complete the survey.
It can be found on the government of Alberta website.
Comments
Want to discuss? Please read our Commenting Policy first.