...to before the pandemic, adding “I guess I do have some anxiety about there suddenly being lots of new drivers on the road; but it’s reassuring that we’ll all have...
...what more we learn from this research and the new opportunities it will identify for the campaign. For example, ways that we can help to educate learners about how long...
...bodies. On training providers, some of the groups said existing trainers should be able to join and build up their skills, rather than having a new structure for all. They...
...very impressed. As a new ADI, this was my first standards check so it was a great opportunity to communicate first-hand with a member of the DVSA team. Our conversation...
...for driving tests is a rolling 24 weeks. Each week, we add a new week’s worth of tests. We also add tests as and when they become available. For example,...
...illegal instruction stop test fraud raise professional standards support instructor businesses 3. Make roads safer educate novice drivers promote lifelong learning support new technology protect vulnerable groups 4. Improve our...
...has allowed the test to flow more fluently.” “The trial has helped us create routes that reach new areas.” “Customers appear to be better prepared whilst using the sat nav.” ...
...gives us a good opportunity to meet new faces, catch up with the more familiar faces, and to get feedback on our plans and hear about any burning issues within...
...re-book the appointment for them at no further cost. Your pupil will usually get a new appointment date within 3 working days. This could take up to 7 days when...
The start of spring usually means the start of a new motorcycling season. So I thought this would be a good time to share my thoughts on DVSA’s upcoming motorcycling...
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