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Learner drivers may have to wait six months before taking test

Learner drivers in England and Wales could face a minimum learning period of up to six months before sitting their practical test, the BBC can reveal. The government will unveil the measure, which will be subject to consultation, as part of its wider road safety strategy launched on Wednesday.

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Learner drivers to be told to wait six months before taking a test

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Drink drive limit to be slashed as part of new road safety plans

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Drivers warned as drink-drive limit set to be slashed in England and Wales

The drink-drive limit in England and Wales is set to be cut under government plans to address “stalled” progress on road safety.

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How could driving rule changes affect learners? Your questions answered

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Drink-drive limit could soon be cut to just a pint in first law change since 1967

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How the new road safety measures could affect you

Drivers over the age of 70 could have to have their vision checked every three years, instead of simply declaring that their sight is good enough to get behind the wheel.

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UK drink-drive limit to be lowered in major new road safety strategy

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Six new driving laws put forward TODAY in major crackdown – including one-pint limit and compulsory test for over 70s

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Major rule changes coming in 2026 that learner drivers need to know about

Learner drivers will face major changes when it comes to booking and managing their car driving tests in 2026. The Driving Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) will be introducing new rules from spring next year, designed to make the system fairer, reduce misuse, and give learner drivers more control.

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Learner driver failed theory test 128 times, report says

A learner driver has failed their theory test 128 times, according to a new report. The candidate would have spent about £3,000, findings released by the AA Driving School, based on official statistics, have shown. Another driver passed on their 75th ...

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The new DVSA driving test rules coming in this year

Significant changes to how car driving tests are scheduled and managed are set to be introduced from spring 2026. Whilst the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has not yet confirmed an exact date, it is understood the new regulations will primarily affect England, Scotland, and Wales.

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Young people say new driving rules are condescending and expensive

However, he understands lessons can be expensive, and that in some cases it's very necessary that young people are allowed to drive as soon as they can. Ryan says that sometimes, the buses only go to his surrounding villages once every hour, increasing reliance on cars to get around.