Obtaining a driver’s license in Egypt will now require passing a mandatory drug test, following new amendments to the executive regulations of the Traffic Law published in issue No. The updated regulations stipulate that applicants must undergo a medical examination at the official Medical Commission or accredited centers approved by the Ministry of Interior. The assessment covers general health, hearing, eyesight, blood type, and ensures applicants are free from chest diseases, neurological or psychological conditions, and epilepsy. A new condition has also been added, requiring applicants to present a certificate proving they are not using narcotics. In July, authorities detained 48 drivers for drug use and uncovered hundreds of traffic violations on the Regional Ring Road, underscoring mounting public concerns over road safety….