Driving test changes: the new instructions examiners will give
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...working hard on this, including reviewing existing test centre accommodation to see if space can be better used. We’re providing driving tests using accommodation in the wider DVSA estate in...
...data to a country or territory outside the European Economic Area, unless it ensures an adequate level of protection for the rights and freedoms of the people the data is...
...making online training freely accessible to new riders. Since its launch, over 35,000 people have completed the course, giving them a better understanding right at the beginning of their learning...
Scan the QR code above to view the blog post in BSL Here at DVSA, we know that the driving theory test is a rite of passage for every learner...
...likely to have read The Highway Code while preparing for their driving test Mock tests There is a significant difference in mock test behaviour between campaign-aware learners and those who...
...driving examiner will be assessing whether the car is in a dangerous position or where it causes unnecessary obstruction of the road (rule 242 of The Highway Code). Keep learning...
...more about the human factors, it’s worth investing in a copy of The Official DVSA Guide to Better Driving. Use code ADI1 to get 35% off when you order from...
...to find a qualified instructor, what to look for and the difference between a fully qualified ADI and a trainee driving instructor. It also suggests questions learners might want to...
...alongside any number of other interests they have. The ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign is a no-cost campaign and means we cannot spend any money promoting it. So, we need to...