China News Service, June 9. According to a report compiled by the South American Overseas Chinese News Network, Cajamarca Region has recently become the first region in Peru to adopt electronic driver's licenses.
Peru's "Andes" reported on June 7 that Fabian Susanibal, an official of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, said that electronic driver's licenses can promote the automation of work processes in the public sector, improve the effective utilization of time, manpower and financial resources, so as to improve the efficiency of the public sector. Provide more convenient services to the public.
The promotion of electronic driver's licenses can help save material and printing costs, Susanibal explained.
In addition, unlike traditional driver's licenses, electronic driver's licenses are not made of plastic and are more environmentally friendly.
In daily use, the driver can download the electronic driver's license as many times as needed on the mobile phone, computer or tablet.
So far, the Cajamarca region is the only region in the country to use electronic driver's licenses, and local residents have welcomed electronic driver's licenses.
It is reported that regions such as Huanuco, Cusco, and Ayacucho will also soon implement electronic driver's licenses.
According to the regulations, local governments must apply to the MTC to implement electronic driver's licenses in their jurisdictions.
(Mao Baekhyun)