A MAJOR motoring reform is being proposed including compulsory tests that could lead to older drivers losing their licences.

Drivers over the age of 70 will have to have their vision checked every three years, under plans to reform driving laws in ...

The UK government is planning to introduce a new mandatory driving rule for anyone over the age of 70, as part of the new ...

However, a growing number of experts are calling on Britain to introduce a so-called "progressive" or "graduated" system, ...

Learner drivers in England and Wales could face a minimum learning period of up to six months before sitting their practical ...

A new road safety strategy - which is billed as the biggest shake up in decades - includes plans to lower the drink-driving ...

Drives aged 70 and over will need to take an eye test every three years in order to keep their licence under new UK laws. The ...

New rules for booking and managing car driving tests are set to take effect from spring 2026. Although the Driver and Vehicle ...

The DVSA has announced significant updates to the UK driving test and vehicle safety standards for 2026. These changes aim to ...

The DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency) has revealed major changes to driving tests, with these to come into force ...

A new UK driving test change is now in force with the aim of 'helping to reduce collisions and save lives' according to the Minister for Roads ...

Changes are also coming to the way driving tests are booked, aimed at curbing the misuse of bots and the reselling of test ...