DVSA are suspending all but their most essential services on 19 September due to the Bank Holiday and State Funeral, allowing individuals, businesses and other organisations to pay their respects to Her Majesty. You need to let your pupils know that their car (or motorcycle test) on 19 September 2022 will not take place. If you …
The National Associations Strategic Partnership met with DVSA at the end of last month to discuss key industry issues and initiatives, visit NASP for a full report of this meeting.
Jim Milton discusses the client stories and dramas that trainers are expected to deal with
The AA Driving School has launched electric tuition vehicles onto its fleet. London, Liverpool and Cardiff will be among the first locations to start EV lessons, with further interest from driving instructors across England, Scotland and Wales. Instructors with the AA Driving School will begin taking delivery of the Peugeot e208 and e2008 as well …
Two fifths of drivers want to boost their EV knowledge by going back to driving school, shows new research. The survey shows 44% of qualified drivers would like the chance of an EV lesson, rising to half (49%) among those aged 18-to-24. Londoners were the standout region in terms of interest with 53% of drivers …
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According to the DVSA, the number of young drivers choosing to take their tests in automatic cars has tripled since 2008. In 2008 only 3.8% of tests were taken in an automatic, raising up to 14% right now. Edmund King, president of the AA, says it’s because young people want to drive electric cars, which …
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From the DVSA: The government is carrying out a review of Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) to see how it can be improved to help ease HGV driver shortages. The review is the latest of 30 government measures to support the road haulage sector and encourage more drivers to return to the profession. The …
Howard Redwood discusses the importance of preparing yourself, the vehicle and its passengers for a journey
Throughout the pandemic, particularly at key points of change and different lockdowns, DVSA have reviewed and updated the SOP. These have now been reviewed and refreshed to take account of recent national updates for both vocational & tractor tests. DVSA Standard Operating Procedures (vocational tests)DVSA Standard Operating Procedures (tractors & specialist vehicle tests)
