Prosecutors from Romania’s DNA raided the Driving Licences and Vehicle Registration Service in Ilfov, investigating suspected corruption tied to getting driving permits. The searches took place in the morning, with investigators checking whether police officers may have been involved. Prosecutors also looked into claims that candidates allegedly paid bribes to pass driving tests. According to the information reported by Euronews Romania, the suspected payments reportedly reached 500 euros for candidates to secure exam appointment times “over the line”. Investigators were also checking whether money was demanded for vehicle registrations. DNA prosecutors said they are verifying if such intermediations were carried out with the help of car instructors. The case is still at the investigative stage, with prosecutors conducting further checks into how the alleged scheme worked and who may have facilitated it. DNA continues the probe into corruption suspicions connected to driving permits and related vehicle registration procedures in Ilfov.