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Learner drivers may have to wait six months before taking test

Learner drivers in England and Wales could face a minimum learning period of up to six months before sitting their practical test, the BBC can reveal. The government will unveil the measure, which will be subject to consultation, as part of its wider road safety strategy launched on Wednesday.

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Learner drivers to be told to wait six months before taking a test

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

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

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

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

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

Every one in six road deaths in 2023 involved drink-driving, so ministers are also looking into preventative technology like alcohol interlock devices to prevent drink-drivers.

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UK drink-drive limit to be lowered in major new road safety strategy

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Learner drivers face major test rule change under new safety plans

Learner drivers could soon face a mandatory minimum period behind the wheel before being allowed to take their practical test, under new government plans designed to improve road safety across Britain.