Correspondence

Coronavirus (COVID-19): DVSA Chief Executive letter to driving instructors about the future demand for driving tests

Letter from Loveday Ryder, Chief Executive of the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), about understanding future demand for driving lessons and tests.

• From: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
• Published: 11 June 2021

This publication was withdrawn on 22 February 2022

This correspondence has been withdrawn because the guidance it contains is no longer current.

Check the latest:

• coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance and information
• blog posts for driver and rider trainers from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency

Applies to England, Scotland and Wales

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Letter from DVSA Chief Executive to driving instructors about the future demand for driving tests

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This is a letter from Loveday Ryder, DVSA Chief Executive, about coronavirus (COVID-19) and understanding future demand for driving lessons and tests, which was sent on 11 June 2021 to all approved driving instructors (ADIs).

If you’re an ADI and did not get this letter by email, you should:

• check your junk or spam folders
• check and update your ADI registration online to make sure the email address DVSA has for you is correct

Published 11 June 2021