Key facts
- An ombudsman report found that 'queuing gangs' exploited Hong Kong's driving licence application system.
- These groups allegedly manipulated the system to secure appointments for individuals.
- The exploitation resulted in systemic inefficiencies and raised concerns about corruption.
An investigation by the ombudsman has uncovered that organized groups, dubbed 'queuing gangs,' exploited Hong Kong's driving licence application system. These gangs allegedly manipulated the process to secure appointments for individuals, leading to systemic inefficiencies and raising concerns about potential corruption. The report highlights a significant flaw in the system that allowed for such exploitation, impacting the fairness and efficiency of the driving licence application process.