...the ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign The ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign is trying to change attitudes towards the driving test, and encourage learner drivers to follow your expert guidance to be...
...help? To help new riders keep their motorcycle safe, the Met police have put together some tips to help prevent these crimes happening. I’d like to ask you to share...
...doesn't move or fall off. However, due to the design of some vehicles, there will be some cases where we need to mount it to the windscreen. Powering the sat...
...tools to do their jobs in a modern way. You may have seen we developed a search app tool for our enforcement officers, to give them immediate access to the...
...new questions in to the survey and share the main findings with you. I’ll also explain how we plan to use your feedback and update you on how we’re using...
...Behavioural Insight Team (BIT) to carry out research into learner drivers and how we can: make sure candidates are better prepared to take their test encourage learner drivers not to...
...about how the website is working. So today (Tuesday 7 February 2023), we've launched an improved and expanded website. It’s still at www.gov.uk/ready-to-pass. I want to take you behind the...
...the pupil contacts us. We'll continue to use the Ready to Pass? campaign to encourage learner drivers to only take a test when they're ready and to listen to your professional advice. ...
...to read DVSA’s vision to 2030, you’ll have seen that we want to do much more work to inform, educate and advise. So it’s really encouraging to hear you saying...
...got to pose questions to the policy team and myself about the scheme and how it will work. How can you help? Today, we’re going to start promoting the scheme...
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