Checking your pupils' driving licence information
...their own driving record and who they share their driving licence information with. Your pupil must use this service to create a ‘check code’ to give to you. This code...
...their own driving record and who they share their driving licence information with. Your pupil must use this service to create a ‘check code’ to give to you. This code...
...the changes to The Highway Code The rules for all types of road users in The Highway Code were updated to improve the safety of people walking, cycling, and riding...
...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 -...
...email, and phone number to learner drivers looking for driving lessons. It will also display if you’ve: agreed to abide by the voluntary ADI code of practice committed to doing...
...locations booked tests can be moved to. Why this option was chosen Choosing option B offers a balance between allowing learners the flexibility to make changes to their test booking whilst creating a fairer system. This change...
...a tour. To top it off, Powys County Council, as part of their bid to reduce casualties in their area, are now offering riders free places on the ERS course...
...drivers, aged between 17 and 24, who have just started having driving lessons. Learners who sign up for the study: may receive free additional training and e-learning, or be asked...
...The improvements we’ve made also give you an opportunity to promote yourself to learner drivers and their parents, from an official source. Making GOV.UK the first stop for learner drivers...
...the book and manage your pupil’s tests service and the ADI code of conduct. What our insight is telling us Over the last few months, we’ve been asking learners in...
...Make sure the handlebars are free to move smoothly and remember to give the brakes a quick squeeze before heading out. These checks shouldn’t take more than a couple of...