Loveday Ryder became the Chief Executive of the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) in January 2021.
Before joining DVSA, she was Chief Executive of BPDTS Ltd from January 2018 to December 2020.
She was previously in the Ministry of Justice, where she successfully served in a number of senior roles in organisation design, change management and programme delivery.
Before joining the Civil Service in 2006, Loveday worked within a specialist management consultancy delivering business change, performance improvement, and IT programmes in both the public and private sector.
In this blog post, CEO Loveday Ryder explains the three main reasons behind what is causing long driving test waiting times.
In the blog post CEO Loveday Ryder, explains what bots are, the challenges they pose, how the agency is protecting learner drivers and the steps being taken to deal with them.
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Loveday Ryder, DVSA Chief Executive, reflects on achievements in 2022, including bringing driving test waiting times down, tackling businesses exploiting learner drivers, and the launch of the‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign.
Loveday Ryder, DVSA CEO shares what we're doing to help make more tests available for driving test candidates.
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