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Driving Under Pressure: CEOWORLD Identifies Global Hotspots of Learner Stress and Infrastructure Risk

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New York, October 7, 2025 — CEOWORLD Magazine’s 2025 Global Learner Driver Stress Index has uncovered a striking correlation between national infrastructure quality, road safety, and economic development.

Based on a comprehensive study of road congestion, vehicle density, road fatalities, and infrastructure scores, the report ranks South Sudan as the most stressful country in which to learn driving, followed by Afghanistan and Yemen. At the opposite end, Monaco, Liechtenstein, and Luxembourg offer the safest, most structured environments for new drivers.

“Ease of mobility is a leading indicator of national competitiveness,” said Prof. Dr. Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj, CEO and Editorial Director of CEOWORLD Magazine. “Where it’s easy to learn to drive, it’s usually easy to do business.”

The findings suggest that improving road conditions, safety regulations, and public transit infrastructure could unlock billions in untapped productivity, while reducing traffic-related deaths worldwide.

CEOWORLD’s analysis provides vital insights for governments, infrastructure investors, and policymakers, reinforcing that transportation equity is an essential pillar of sustainable economic growth.

Full report: CEOWORLD Magazine’s 2025 Global Learner Driver Stress Index.

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Anna Papadopoulos

Anna Papadopoulos

Anna Papadopoulos serves as Senior Editor for Wealth and Asset Management at the CEO Policy Institute, where she shapes coverage at the intersection of finance, leadership, and corporate governance. With more than ten years of combined Wall Street and editorial experience, she is known for her ability to turn data-heavy topics into strategic guidance for CEOs, directors, and policymakers.

Before joining the Institute, Anna worked in investment banking at a leading firm before moving into senior editorial roles with international financial publications. She covers governance, leadership accountability, ESG frameworks, and capital strategy with equal fluency, always connecting financial outcomes to institutional trust.

Anna holds academic degrees in Economics and Strategic Communications. She also mentors emerging financial writers and regularly speaks at global summits on governance and leadership. At CEO Policy Institute, her goal is to ensure executives and policymakers gain insights that build resilient, forward-thinking institutions.
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