Here is the latest guidance from the Driving Instructors Association on COVID-19. The risk of catching coronavirus (COVID-19) is now rated as high according to the government. The government has announced that everyone must stay at home. You can only go out: To shop for basic necessities To take one form of exercise a day …
Vehicle owners will be granted a six-month exemption from MOT testing, the government announced today. This will enable people to continue to travel to work where this absolutely cannot be done from home, or shop for necessities. All cars, vans and motorcycles which usually would require an MOT test will be exempted from needing a …
Training in-car is now not possible, except for key workers. Olivia Baldock-Ward has some ideas to keep your pupils engaged online
Olivia Baldock-Ward offers advice for any driver trainers who are seeking additional work during the coronavirus crisis
Statement from NASP (National Associations Strategic Partnership) which comprises the ADINJC, DIA and MSA GB 23.3.2020 At an extremely difficult and worrying time for us all, taking into account the Government public health advice regarding social distancing and trying to control and delay the spread of the COVID-19 virus, NASP would urge all instructors to …
DIA CEO Carly Brookfield urges employers to consider recruiting driver trainers during this time of upheaval and uncertainty due to coronavirus.
The Chancellor has announced a VAT payments deferral to support businesses with cash flow during the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that all businesses with a UK VAT registration have the option to defer VAT payments due between 20 March and 30 June. You therefore have until 31 March 2021 to pay any VAT deferred as …
