...such a good turn-out and support for these events. We have also carried out surveys for those who attended the open days. We found that: the top reasons for attending...
...normal levels. So far, in 2023 up to the end of May we have received around 800,000 new bookings for driving tests which showed that the increase in demand for...
...manageable parts. We're starting by focusing on booking and scheduling car tests. Customers for other services, such as lorry and motorcycle tests, will need to wait a bit longer for...
...examiners to stay We introduced an exceptional payment for existing examiners for the next 12 months. For every full-time examiner who stays, this could keep 1,200 tests in the system. ...
...weeks median). For instructors in these areas, this is good news. It’s the kind of detail that can help you have better conversations with your pupils about when to expect...
...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...
...‘clean sheet’). Between April 2022 and March 2023, that’s increased to 3.9%. It’s an indication that those who are passing are better prepared than ever. So thank you for everything...
...help with this. If you order from our official publishers TSO (The Stationery Office) you can use the discount code ADI1 to get 25% off our publications. Promoting the benefits...
...familiar with and already using Twitter, you can search for updates about your local test centre by using their specific, individual hashtag. For example, #AnnieslandDTC is the hashtag for Glasgow...
...are being offered. If so, please tell your pupils to check for additional available slots on the booking service. You can also follow us on Twitter @DVSA_HelpMe for tweets about...
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