The paper-based Driving Test Form (its duplicate is commonly known as the “yellow copy”) that has been used for years has been replaced by electronic test form in 2022. The traditional “yellow copy” requires manual compilation, verification and input of data. Digitalisation does not only enhance the work efficiency of driving test, but also shorten the time needed for the public to obtain a driving licence.

TSE Yu-sang, a Senior Driving Examiner of the Transport Department who will retire soon, has witnessed the changes in driving test throughout the years. His determination in ensuring the stability of services provided and enhancing professional standard has inspired his colleagues to pass on his spirit and experience.