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Drink drive limit to be slashed

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Learner drivers in England and Wales could face a minimum of six months between sitting their theory and practical tests

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Drink drive limit to be slashed as part of new road safety plans

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UK drink-drive limit set to be reduced in huge 'turning point' for road safety

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Learner drivers face six-month wait to take first test under road safety proposals

Learner drivers could face a minimum period of up to six months between sitting their theory and practical tests in England and Wales, as part of the government's wider road safety strategy.

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Drivers warned as drink-drive limit set to be slashed in England and Wales

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How the new road safety measures could affect you

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Drink-drive limit could soon be cut to just a pint in first law change since 1967

Heidi Alexander, the Transport Secretary, told Metro: ‘I think it is totally unacceptable that at the moment we have 1,600 people a year killed on our roads, and thousands more who were seriously inju...

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Six new driving laws put forward TODAY in major crackdown – including one-pint limit and compulsory test for over 70s

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Breathalysers could be fitted to car ignitions to stop drink-driving

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'I taught my driving instructor sign language to help me pass test'

Sarah-Jade Walker was running a British Sign Language (BSL) "bootcamp" in North Yorkshire which driving instructor Adele Oldroyd, from Selby, was attending when they both realised they could learn vital skills from each other.

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Driving test warning for 2026 as instructor says you should 'book now' with tips for learners

A Cambridgeshire driving instructor has warned learners to book a test before they start lessons, as waiting times for tests look to be longer in 2026. Learners have faced long delays for a driving test, particularly since the Covid-19 lockdown.