A Queens driving school reportedly conspired with three Staten Island Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) workers in a driver’s license fraud scheme, the district attorney and New York State Inspector General’s Office said.
The T&E Driving School in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens conspired with DMV employees who administered road tests on Staten Island, so that customers could pay the school up to $2,000 to illegally secure a driver’s license, prosecutors said, according to a report by NBC 4 New York.
The driving school and DMV employees allegedly worked together to schedule road tests with a male or female imposter, who would then take…
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