...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...
...collision within their first year of driving, it’s vital we continue to find new ways to better prepare new drivers for driving safely on their own. To identify 3 main...
...drive. The assessment drive was by far the most nerve-wracking thing for me as a driver who has had no tuition for over 30 years! What about the training? Training...
...drivers and help them be better prepared for a lifetime of safe driving. Continued learning When the change was launched last year, we highlighted some useful training for ADI's to...
...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,...
...driving. For examiners, the changes offer more flexibility in route planning and provide a better opportunity to assess learner drivers in varied conditions. For the public, we hope the ultimate...
...take their driving test, and to ultimately better prepare them for a lifetime of safe driving. Trialling the use of text messages Earlier this month, we started sending out text...
...recently been working with TV production companies to film some of our investigative work for forthcoming documentaries about driving test fraud. Acting Senior Investigations Manager, Vasim Choudhary being filmed for...
...trip home after 2 weeks. That wouldn’t be for everyone, but I enjoy new challenges and working away at different test centres provides me with that, making memories along the...
...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...
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