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A list of approved drink-drive rehabilitation scheme course providers and the areas where they provide courses in England and Scotland.
1. Areas in England There are 16 areas in England for the drink-drive…
How to run and manage a drink-drive rehabilitation course, including making bookings, ID checks and issuing certificates.
How to run an ADR driver training course in a classroom and remotely, and how to carry out exams.
How to run and manage a Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) periodic training course.
Logs of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) responded to in 2025.
Apply for an ADR test to allow a vehicle to carry dangerous or hazardous goods in bulk on the road.
An MOT tester and mechanic have been ordered to do up to 300 hours of unpaid work and face prison if they reoffend after passing 223 vehicles they never tested.
For NHS workers and the emergency services in England and Wales who need to drive and respond to ‘threats to life’.
The rules for booking and managing car driving tests will change from spring 2026. Find out what the changes are and how they affect you.
As a car driving instructor, you can set times you are available to take your pupils to car driving tests to stop your pupils from booking tests at other times.
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