DVSA enforcement officers play such a huge role in keeping the UK’s roads safe by removing dangers from our roads.
In 2019 the DVSA found 38,172 serious defects and traffic offences on the roads.
Vehicle examiner Gareth Prismick shared some of the worst offenders of 2019. They reflect the range of offences that is dealt with by the DVSA on a regular basis.
The government announced on Wednesday 15th July 2020 that tyres that are 10 years or older on lorries, buses and... read more
All DVSA test centres closed at the end of March as the country went into a nationwide lockdown because of... read more
As of the 1st January 2021, HGV drivers will require a permit to enter Kent. Lorry drivers who do not... read more
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There have been new changes to the Highway Code, which was implemented on Saturday 29th January 2022. These changes outline a... read more
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2 Start now have our very own DVSA customer test site available to all our Hampshire customers. This gives our... read more
As you are aware, driver's hours are extremely tightly regulated to avoid accidents caused by tiredness, which in some cases... read more
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