You’ve completed your CBT course, passed the and the practical exam. You’re now a fully fledged motorcyclist, but you want to improve. Book Theory Test Today recommends the enhanced rider scheme.
From June 2015, paper driving licences will be no more. Learner drivers passing a theory test and practical driving test after this date will no longer be presented with paper licence counterparts. Book Theory Test Today tells you what you need to know…
It was inevitable, right? Finally it has happened; technology has caught up with the practical driving test. In the biggest shake-up to the UK driving exam in years, 20 test centres across the country will be trialling the new format. Book Theory Test Today looks at what’s changing.
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Strap yourselves in wannabe petrol heads. With the help of money saving expert, Martin Lewis, Book Theory Test Today is hitting the road with 50 top tips that will cut your motoring costs. Tune in each & every week for a new tip and remember to share with friends and family.
Over the last 12 months, 670 cases of impersonators taking theory tests & practical driving exams have been exposed. The problem has been much publicised, but is anyone really getting to the root of why people are cheating? Book Theory Test Today offers a perspective.
Book Theory Test Today provides a step-by-step guide to re-taking your theory test and re-applying for your driving licence following recovery from a medical condition.
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Learner drivers read too much into UK driving theory test pass rates according to the DVSA, often resulting in loss of focus and poor performance when it comes to their own theory test.
Since the DVSA [then known as the DSA] stopped publishing driving test routes for Wolverhampton in 2010, learner motorists have been unable to familiarise themselves with potential test routes.