About us

A dedicated team of patriots, committed to bringing Liberia’s roads to global safety standards through local and international partnerships.

Our vision

Our vision is Empowering Safe Drivers, ensuring every applicant is equipped with the knowledge and skills to drive responsibly.

Reducing Road Accidents by contributing to safer roads by certifying only qualified drivers

Modernizing Driver Education by leveraging technology to create a standardized and accessible learning experience, and

Promoting Public-Private Collaboration by strengthening partnerships between government agencies and private institutions to improve road safety.

Our mission

Our mission is to halt the old order of loosely issuing driver’s licenses that has contributed to the deaths and fatal injuries of lives over the years, to a modernized driver licensing system in Liberia, promoting road safety through a standardized evaluation of international best practices of the PPP framework.

What we do

We evaluate driver license applicants through a structured process designed to assess the skills, knowledge, and qualifications of individuals applying for a driver’s license.

We ensure only competent and responsible individuals are certified to operate vehicles safely.

Who we are

A team that covers every step of a driver’s license evaluation.

Application reviewers

Verifying personal details, previous driving experience, and medical fitness.

Knowledge test assessors

Assessing understanding of traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices.

Road users testers

Evaluating practical driving skills, including maneuvering, adherence to rules, and reaction to real-world scenarios.

Background checkers

Reviewing driving history, accident records, and any prior violations.

Medical and vision screening advocates

Ensuring applicants meet physical requirements for safe driving.

Training promoters

Providing guidance on defensive driving techniques and responsible road behavior.

Are we transparent and accountable?

To ensure transparency and accountability, an in-car camera system is mandatory for every MoT driver examiner vehicle for best practices with:

Clear policies and guidelines. Clear rules on when and how the camera should record, so both examiners and test-takers understand its purpose.
Automatic recording. Cameras activate automatically during the test to prevent any manual interference.
Secure storage and access. Footage is securely stored with restricted access, so only authorized personnel can review it.
Real-time monitoring. Some systems allow live streaming for supervisors to oversee tests remotely.
Audio and video synchronization. Capturing both video and audio ensures a complete record of interactions.