The recent revelation of a Massachusetts driving school owner caught offering bribes to an examiner is deeply concerning. The 61-year-old proprietor is sentenced to 6 months in prison for allowing multiple unqualified applicants to obtain driver’s licenses. The thought of unqualified drivers operating on the road is alarming and poses a significant danger to other drivers and pedestrians.
At A-1, we recognize the dangers that come with allowing inexperienced and unqualified drivers on the road. We strongly believe that no driving school should take such risks and endanger the lives of drivers and passengers alike. We sincerely hope that you and your loved ones remain safe and unharmed due to the presence of fake licenses.
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