COVID-19 - Driving Tests Suspended

Matt Waterfall
Mar 20, 2020
1 min read

Driving tests have been suspended across the UK as the DVSA develops contingency plans to help reduce the spread of coronavirus.

Provisions are being made for delivery drivers & NHS workers to continue having tests.

A DVSA spokesman said: “We are working to put contingency plans in place to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, including suspending driver and vehicle tests for an initial period of two days from 19/3/2020.

Currently those with booked tests are receiving advices that it has been rescheduled 12 weeks later.

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