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21 June 2026Read on GOV.UK
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Get, view or stop MOT reminders
Sign up to get free text or email reminders before your MOT is due, or view or cancel existing MOT reminders.
21 June 2026Read on GOV.UK
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Changes to driving test booking rules in 2026
The rules for booking and managing car driving tests have now changed. Find out what the new rules are and how they affect you.
19 June 2026Read on GOV.UK
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Giving you a clearer picture of driving test waiting times
Today (18 June 2026), we’re publishing new data that gives a fuller view of driving test waiting times than ever before, broken down by each individual driving test centre.
17 June 2026Read on GOV.UK
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Keeping commercial vehicles safe to drive (roadworthy)
How to keep heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and public service vehicles (PSVs) safe to drive, including daily checks, inspections, maintenance and record keeping.
28 April 2025Read on GOV.UK
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Top 10 Reasons People Fail Their Driving Test (And How to Avoid Them)
Most learners fail for the same handful of reasons. Here's exactly what they are — and what to do differently.
15 March 2025Read More
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How Many Driving Lessons Do You Actually Need?
The DVSA average is 45 hours. But that number hides a lot. Here's what actually determines how long it takes.
28 February 2025Read More
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