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Call to raise driving test fees for learners who repeatedly fail

Driving test fees could be raised for learners who have already made multiple unsuccessful attempts, a motoring research charity has suggested. The RAC Foundation said this would encourage them to wait until they are ready to pass, easing the ...

03 Jul 2024 at 10:53

Driving test backlog ‘cannot get much worse’

Learner drivers are being forced to wait more than five months to book a slot at four out of five test centres, new figures show. Some 258 locations in Britain had the maximum possible waiting time of 24 weeks for a test as of May 5, which ...

28 Jul 2025 at 00:01

Ask learners if they want their driving test examiner to be ‘chatty’ – study

Driving test candidates should be asked if they would like their examiner to be “chatty” or “formal” to boost female pass rates, a report commissioned by a Government agency has suggested. Transport research group TRL, which proposed the ...

10 Aug 2025 at 09:30

Learner driver passes theory test at 75th attempt after spending £1,725 on fees

A learner driver passed the theory test at the 75th attempt, new figures show, spending more than £1,700 on fees. AA Driving School, which obtained the statistics, said it is “easy to underestimate” the level of knowledge required to ...

11 Nov 2025 at 00:25

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