Korea Times

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A SOUTH Korean woman has passed a written exam for a driver's licence after 950 attempts.
Cha Sa-soon, 68, attempted the test almost every day since April 2005, the Associated Press reported.
She passed the written exam with a score of 60, a police official at the drivers’ licence agency in Jeonju, south of Seoul, said.
Mrs Sa-soon must now pass a driving test before getting her licence.
She told the Korea Times newspaper she needed the licence for her vegetable-selling business.
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SEOUL: A 68-year-old South Korean woman failed her driving test for the 771st time, but she plans to apply for a 772nd attempt, local media reported
on Thursday.

The woman, identified as Cha and living in Wanju, North Jeolla Province, has kept failing the written exam since her first attempt on April 13, 2005, according to Korea Times.

Applicants can obtain a license after passing a written exam and then a practical driving test.

Cha has sat the written exam almost every day at the Driver's License Agency in the province, except for weekends and holidays. The agency said her number of failed attempts is record-breaking.