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Old 01-10-2010, 10:17   #1
Gary L
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New driving test starts next week.

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Retesting - All drivers would have had to retake their driving test every 5 or 10 years. After doing research on this, the DSA said there was no evidence it would raise the standard of driving on the UK's roads. This will probably come in sometime over the next few years, most people accept that passing a test once does not mean it should still be valid years later. People change, roads and rules change and it's an idea that will eventually happen one day.
I don't think so. as it is you pass a driving test if you are competent enough to go on the roads. so unless you are really bad and the experience hasn't made you any better, then I don't see the point.

unless you're over say 70?

http://www.1stdrive.com/newtest.htm
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