A MAJOR motoring reform is being proposed including compulsory tests that could lead to older drivers losing their licences.

Drivers over the age of 70 will have to have their vision checked every three years, under plans to reform driving laws in ...

A SERIES of changes are set to affect millions of drivers, particularly in London, in 2026. These include London’s Congestion ...

However, a growing number of experts are calling on Britain to introduce a so-called "progressive" or "graduated" system, ...

The proposed measures include a lower drink-driving limit in England and Wales and a minimum of six months in between theory ...

Learner drivers currently face a waiting time of around six months to take their practical tests anyway, due to a backlog ...

Drives aged 70 and over will need to take an eye test every three years in order to keep their licence under new UK laws. The ...

The upcoming road safety strategy aims to reduce deaths and serious injuries on Britain’s roads by 65% by 2035.

Rumours of new driving rules for seniors are confusing - here's what the DVLA actually says 🚗 Confusing online reports falsely claim all over-70s must undergo medical checks to renew licences No new ...

The UK government is considering mandatory eye tests for drivers over 70 as part of a new road safety strategy, ...

Based on RAC figures, most motorists were expected to pay approximately £195 in 2025, although this amount may vary from person to person ...

A new government Road Safety Strategy has been announced, with reforms to motorcycle training and licensing a possibility ...