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New £23m scrappage scheme for vans to prepare for ULEZ

Legislation, UK News

A new £23 million scrappage scheme to help take the most polluting vans off London roads has been launched to prepare for the ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ). The scheme, announced by the Mayor of London, will initially help London’s micro-businesses – defined as those with fewer than 10 employees – to switch to the cleanest vehicles, including electric.

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  4. Changes mean driving test ‘will reflect real-life driving’
3rd January 2019/by Andrew

Driving Test changes meet with general approval

Legislation, UK News

Changes to the driving test will help save lives and improve road safety, said transport minister Andrew Jones. Learner drivers will need to pass a modern test that will include new manoeuvres and a longer independent driving section to make sure drivers have the skills, knowledge and confidence to drive on their own. The changes will also include a section where drivers use satellite navigation to find their way.

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  1. Government launches plans to improve driver and motorcyclist training
  2. DVSA aims to improve ‘real-life’ driving with test changes
  3. Changes mean driving test ‘will reflect real-life driving’
  4. Call to make telematics part of driving test
2nd May 2017/by Andrew

Government launches plans to improve driver and motorcyclist training

Legislation, UK News

Plans to improve driver and motorcyclist training to improve safety on roads in Great Britain were announced by Transport minister, Andrew Jones on Friday 30 December 2016. The proposed changes will see competent learner drivers able to have lessons on motorways with an approved driving instructor in a dual controlled car. Allowing learners on a motorway will improve the awareness and experience of new drivers which is aimed at boosting safety on roads in Great Britain.

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  2. Changes mean driving test ‘will reflect real-life driving’
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  4. DVSA aims to improve ‘real-life’ driving with test changes
3rd January 2017/by Andrew

Changes mean driving test ‘will reflect real-life driving’

Legislation, UK News

Millions of newly qualified drivers will be better prepared for life on the road under changes to the driving test that will better reflect real life driving. The proposals announced by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) will help reduce the number of people killed and seriously injured on our roads, and ensure safer drivers and journeys.

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  1. DVSA aims to improve ‘real-life’ driving with test changes
  2. Government launches plans to improve driver and motorcyclist training
  3. Driving Test changes meet with general approval
  4. Learner drivers to be allowed on motorways for first time
15th July 2016/by Andrew

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