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Loveday Ryder will become the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency's Chief Executive on 1 January 2021.
From 28 September 2020, the car theory test will include 3 multiple-choice questions based on a short video you'll watch.
Motorists are being encouraged to bring their MOT forward if it’s due in September, October or November 2020, to help beat the expected rush for tests.
Ridefree is a free online training course that you should complete before taking your moped or motorcycle compulsory basic training (CBT).
Move will help ensure that vehicles are kept safe to drive.
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has rebutted claims that the driving test pass rate is at a decade-low because of a 'dangerous' manoeuvre.
Seventy-four actions to improve road safety have been published.
Failing to look properly at junctions and not using mirrors effectively are the top reasons people failed following changes made to the driving test in 2017.
New rules on tyres could come into force early 2020.
Thought-provoking new videos are being launched to encourage learner drivers to be more aware of motorcyclists.
Learn how the Department for Transport (DfT) used clustering to ensure MOT standards remained high.
Publication of the business plans for motoring agencies of the Department for Transport.
Flights and access for hauliers and passenger transport between the UK and EU will continue whatever the Brexit outcome.
An update on potential changes to legislation,highlighting government's intention to consult on options to ban older tyres on heavy vehicles.
Government to consult on options on banning older tyres.
An update on measures being taken to improve tyre and vehicle safety.
Lorry, van, bus and coach drivers can pay roadside fines from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) using a secure online service from 29 January 2019.
A road haulage statutory instrument has been laid in Parliament which is designed to ensure UK law operates effectively if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
Vehicle operators found using tyres more than 10 years old will face a follow-up investigation and potential regulatory action.
Update to the operators of heavy vehicles guidance.
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