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Driving test booking service reopens
Driving test booking service opened at 8am this morning for England and Wales. Candidates in Scotland can book tests from 7 September.
Government accelerates pothole mapping project
The government has launched an audit to identify pothole hotspots.
Speeding incidents triple during lockdown
Motorists were speeding three times more frequently during lockdown compared to normal, according to new analysis by AX. The study of telematics data by AX suggests motorists were making the …
Parental ‘reverse psychology’ can steer learner drivers in the right direction
‘Reverse psychology’ may play an important role in parents teaching their children driving skills, says AA Driving School. This is because they often make a conscious decision to avoid doing …
Driving test booking service closes until 1 September
DVSA says the driving test booking service is unavailable until 8am on Tuesday 1 September. This is due to the fact that all available test slots were filled on Wednesday …
New site to check driving test slots
DVSA has launched a page that shows if there are slots available at individual DTCs. This data is live, updated every 30 minutes. The link is also on the QueueIT …
Driving test booking service reopens
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has reopened the driving test booking service, following unprecedented demand on Friday 21 August 2020. DVSA has introduced a queuing system for people …
Accidents in 20mph zones rise nearly 150% in three years
The number of accidents that happen in 20pmh zones increased by 148% in three years, according to new research. BookMyGarage.com found that just 13% of drivers in the UK adhere …
Government announces Automated Lane Keeping System call for evidence
The government has launched a call for evidence to help shape how automotive technology in vehicles could be used in future on our roads. The call for evidence will look …
