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Online booking system unavailability
The online booking service will be unavailable between 6.00 am and 10.00 am on Sunday 5 July 2009.
02 July 2009
Welcome to issue 16 of the DSA Motorcycle Update
Welcome issue 16 of the DSA motorcycle update. This issue includes details of weekday practice slots and more module 1 tests at VOSA sites.
29 June 2009
DSA reviews the motorcycle trainer booking process
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) today launched a review of the trainer booking process for all motorcycle trainers.
29 June 2009
Follow DSA on Twitter
You can now stay up to date with all the latest DSA news by following DSA on Twitter at twitter.com/DSAgovuk.
26 June 2009
Driving Instructor jailed for leading fraud conspiracy
DSA has delivered a stark warning to any Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) who engages in fraudulent practices by misusing their status of responsibility.
24 June 2009
Consultation on lorry and trailer testing
The Driving Standards Agency today unveiled plans to improve the test for drivers of lorries and other large vehicles which tow trailers.
11 June 2009
Welcome to issue 15 of the DSA Motorcycle Update
Welcome to the 15th issue of the DSA motorcycle update. This issue includes details of the Module 1 avoidance manoeuvre, improvements to call backs and the review of trainer booking.
02 June 2009
DSA reviews the LGV/PCV Trainer Booking Process
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) today launched a review of the entire LGV/PCV trainer booking process which affects all professional bus, coach and lorry drivers.
20 May 2009
DSA invites truckers to Truckstop and Truckfest
• New EU legislation to affect all professional truckers • Driver CPC to be introduced on 10 September • Significant contribution to road safety
19 May 2009
Taxi testing takes off in more areas
Would-be taxi drivers wanting to work in seven more council areas now have to be assessed by DSA before being given a licence to drive a cab. Over 120 councils throughout Britain have already agreed to take taxi testing on board.
13 May 2009
