...their expertise. This new process gives qualified driving examiners time away from testing to help prepare new entrant examiners for their course. We've asked examiners to sign up to mentor...
...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...
New research shows that learners who are aware of the ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign are more likely to agree that people should only take their driving test when you, their...
...taken it seriously. This post explains the changes we've made to the driving skills section of the campaign website, why we made them and how the new content might be...
...on your website has to follow the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing - sometimes known as the ‘CAP code’. The code is enforced by the...
...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 next steps in the journey to a new booking service. A quick recap: why are we making a new booking system? If you’ve not read our previous blog...
...a visual representation of where they’re being asked to go. Liz: Thanks. Steven asked, why do we seem to be promoting practices that go against advice in Highway Code rule...
...of a sat nav would help prepare new drivers for real-life driving. Carrying out the new manoeuvres As well as showing RoSPA’s team how our examiners will carry out the...
...Highway Code In November 2011, we launched The Official Highway Code on Twitter - @HighwayCodeGB and on Facebook - 'The Official Highway Code'. Our aim is to improve everyone’s knowledge...
Find graphics to use on your social media and website to encourage your pupils to be ready to pass the driving test.