Colombia suspends driver exams, reviews 7.5M citations amid traffic reform

Colombia's government suspended the independent driver exam and halted 'carros cazafotomultas' (speed-camera hunting vehicles) while reviewing 7.5 million citations, part of a broader traffic reform. The move follows the deadliest half-year on record, raising questions about whether easing controls will improve or worsen road safety. The reform signals a policy shift toward reducing enforcement, with uncertain impact on accident rates.