Under plans to mobilise the Military of Defence, up to 6,500 more driving tests will be made available over the next year at locations with the highest demand ...

The theory test has two parts: multiple-choice questions and hazard perception. The latter features a series of video clips ...

The DVSA strongly warns: "You do not lose points if you click and get it wrong. However, you will not score anything if you ...

The Government is calling in help from the military to cut record driving test waiting times, with Defence Driving Examiners ...

The DVSA has introduced more driving test spots to clear a backlog. Figures show 668,128 people had a practical driving test booked in Britain as of the end of September. That is up 15% from 579,138 a ...

Drivers across the country are being alerted to a potential new requirement for MOT tests that could soon become mandatory. The DVSA has been conducting trials of an additional step for MOTs, ...

A new survey reveals that more than four out of five drivers are worried about being blinded by vehicle headlights as the evenings darken earlier. The poll, commissioned by the RAC and involving 1,701 ...

Social Justice Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville has urged the UK Government to offer compensation to WASPI (Women Against State Pension Inequality) women. An estimated 3.5 million 1950s-born women ...

The DVSA has announced more details about a major change to MOT tests, expanding a trial of a new anti-fraud measure. The new policy involves testers taking a photograph of the vehicle undergoing its ...

DVSA has issued urgent advice for drivers who 'overtake' cyclists. The DVSA took to social media site X, formerly known as Twitter, with a warning for road users, motorists and drivers. The DVSA ...

Changes to MOT tests will see testers take photos of vehicles, in efforts to prevent fraud. In a previous trial of the new policy, 170 MOT testers in 62 garages were asked to take pictures of cars and ...

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