New Zealand’s transport agency is investigating explosive claims of bribery, corruption, and fraud in its driver licensing system after spotting wildly abnormal test results across car and heavy vehicle exams. Sixteen officers suspended, seven more stood down — all part of a probe launched last October. The fallout threatens public trust in road safety credentials, prompting new measures including body cameras for testers, delays in Auckland and heavy vehicle tests, and a beefed-up fraud taskforce. Officials vow to root out misconduct while reassuring the public that most tests remain honest and rigorous.
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