As part of its road safety strategy policy paper, on the 7th January 2026, the UK Government opened a consultation on the proposal to introduce a minimum learning period for new drivers. Read our summary of the potential changes and have your say!
The theory test for learners in the UK is changing in September 2020. We've put together this guide to let you know what is changing and if you need to do anything differently to prepare for the test.
As the Government outlines plans to place restrictions on new drivers, we look at what the impact on our learners and successful candidates could be. Read on to find out whether you might be affected.
Drivers with Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC), a condition which affects people in different ways, were left angry and confused after the DVLA changed the wording of a policy on its website. It stated that anyone with ASC had to declare their condition to the DVLA or risk a £1,000 fine and prosecution if they were involved in an accident. There […]
The motorway rules for learner drivers is set to change. In 2018, the UK government will revise the law. This will allow drivers under instruction to use motorways for the first time ever. Read on to find out more about these changes and what they mean for you.
The law against using mobile phones while driving was updated in March 2017. Ignorance is no defence in the eyes of the law so read this article to make sure you're up to date.
The DVSA announced that the new driving test changes will come into force on the 4th December 2017. Find out what you need to do to start preparing today.
