Vietnamese-language driver's test suspended after questions leaked in Japan's Chiba Pref.
CHIBA -- Chiba Prefectural Police have suspended the Vietnamese-language written driver's license test after discovering the test questions had been l
Chiba Prefectural Police have suspended the Vietnamese-language written driver's license test following the discovery of leaked test questions. According to police, a 29-year-old Vietnamese woman was found taking photos of the blackboard with her smartphone during a motorcycle license test on October 13 at the Chiba Driver's License Center.
Upon reviewing the woman's phone, officers discovered images of the Vietnamese-language driver's exam questions stored on her device. The woman allegedly told police, "I used ChatGPT to look for the questions." Written test questions are randomly chosen from multiple patterns, and taking photos during the test is strictly prohibited.
Police suspect that someone else may have photographed the test questions on a different occasion and provided them to the woman. The suspension of the Vietnamese-language written test remains in effect until further notice.
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