...update the code of practice for approved driving instructors (ADI) and reviewing the scheme for those who provide training for instructors. The updated code will make expectations clearer for...
...7 ways that it’s now easier and better to use The Highway Code on GOV.UK. 1. Search the code You can search within The Highway Code for the first time....
On 23 April 2026, we hosted a second webinar for approved driving instructors (ADIs) to talk more about upcoming changes to the driving test booking rules. This followed a previous...
...measure suggests. At Darlington, for example, the existing measure stood at 13 weeks in May 2026 - but the median waiting time was just 6.7 weeks. This means half of...
...story for changes to The Highway Code in full. Staying up to date The Highway Code is essential reading for everyone. It’s updated regularly, so it’s important that everyone reads...
On 26 February 2026, I was pleased to host a webinar for approved driving instructors (ADIs) to explain the upcoming changes to the driving test booking rules. In this session,...
...on your website has to follow the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing - sometimes known as the ‘CAP code’. The code is enforced by the...
...manage their driver training going forward. But I want to reassure you that the views of driving instructors were fully considered before we reached a final decision. The changes coming into effect from Spring 2026 mean: your pupils will...
...every four years when they renew their registration or apply for their next certificate of registration as an instructor. DVSA will contact instructors when their certificate is due for renewal....
...and the public expect. If you agree to follow the code, you can confirm this by updating your ADI registration. You can then use the ‘ADI code of practice -...
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