...driving test service. I explained to the committee that we missed out on doing about one million tests because of the pandemic. Since the COVID-19 restrictions ended we have made...
...introduction of the new Standards Check for compulsory basic training (CBT). Attending ‘Expo’ gave both of us the opportunity to interact with everyone from Approved Training Bodies (ATBs), to trainee...
...line with the national standard for driver and rider training. We therefore want to mirror this in the qualification process so that new instructors are trained in this way from...
...The ADI part 3 test marking sheet is now available on GOV.UK. I hope this helps you better prepare for the new test. Working with the industry We sent out...
...request your report at any time to analyse which areas your pupils are making faults in. This is one of the reasons why we encourage you to keep your ADI...
...about what we should and shouldn’t do behind the wheel, but we needed someone who really knew their stuff. Someone who’s done the research and can say what good driving...
...gone through a lot of practice.” We wish Bethany the best of luck for her test. She tells us that when she finally gets the keys to her first car...
...This could result in withdrawing a training centre’s approval. One day a year We suggest trying a one day a year approach to your training. This will help you to...
...opportunity to make any improvements you may need. It’s: a confidential, one to one, 15 to 30-minute phone call with guided questions a voluntary opportunity to speak to an ADI...
...Ria’s message for everyone is clear, we all have a duty of care and responsibility to everyone on the road. Your actions could massively affect someone else’s life so easily....
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