Providing online support for driving instructors during the Covid-19 pandemic
A new online e-learning course that deals with impairment by alcohol and drugs is now available for ADIs to complete in their own time.
Mandatory MOT testing restarts on 1 August
A new online e-learning course that deals with impairment by alcohol and drugs is now available for ADIs to complete in their own time.
New e-learning course deals with alcohol and drug impairment
A new online e-learning course that deals with impairment by alcohol and drugs is now available for ADIs to complete in their own time.
Emergency services issue alcohol and drug warning
With pubs, bars and restaurants able to open from 4 July, Cheshire’s emergency services are urging motorists not to get behind the wheel after drinking alcohol or taking drugs
Look out for electric scooters!
Driving instructors operating in some of the region’s bigger towns and cities could find themselves coming across electric scooters on the road for the first time in the coming weeks.
Government gives green light for driving lessons to resume
Having been suspended since March, the resumption of driving lessons on 4 July will have come as welcome news to ADIs across the country
Engage Approved Driving Instructors: This month’s meeting will be online!
Driving instructors who are members of the Engage scheme are being invited to join an online meeting later this month
Driving Tests and the Covid-19 / Coronavirus pandemic
What should a learner driver do if their theory or practical test has been cancelled because of the Covid-19?
Driving Instructors: Step up and support the Take Extra Care Coronavirus campaign
Driving instructors are being encouraged to support a nationwide campaign which asks all road users to help reduce the strain on the emergency services during the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus: vehicle owners granted MOT exemption
The Government has reiterated the importance of keeping vehicles in a roadworthy condition, after granting owners a six-month exemption from MOT testing