...some companies are ceasing to operate since DVSA introduced more robust controls. On 1 June, we: stopped accepting new automatic online registrations to use the service. New applications must be...
...driving demands. Following discussions with representatives from the driver training industry last year, we identified a number of changes that we all felt would better prepare new drivers to drive...
...on the left. This is still what we expect new drivers to be taught. However, the reality is that it’s not always possible to pull up on the left. So,...
...the changes. Thank you to everyone who filled in in the recent survey to let us know how prepared you feel you and your pupils are for the new test....
...it clearer the scheme is supported by the government is by creating new logos for trainers to use on their websites or social media. The new branding is bold and...
...what the faults marked on the test mean. This is important information which can help candidates better prepare themselves for either re-taking their test or driving safely independently. The new...
...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...
...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...
...sat nav revising the manoeuvres answering a vehicle safety question while driving The changes will make sure new drivers have the skills they need to help them through a lifetime...
...us to attract wider range of applicants. New faces Some of you may have already seen some new faces around your local test centre. If you haven’t yet, I’m sure...
Find graphics to use on your social media and website to encourage your pupils to be ready to pass the driving test.