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From Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA)
  • The terms of reference for the public body review of the effectiveness and efficiency of the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).

  • A manual for potential tachograph repairers containing the rules you must comply with to become approved repairers.

  • Guidance on inspections, meetings, office procedures, annual leave and correspondence.

  • The research, statistics and professional opinions which form the basis of the national standard for driving cars and light vans.

  • Guidance and advice about legal requirements relating to the maximum length of vehicles used on public roads in Great Britain.

  • Guidance on using vehicle side guards to reduce the likelihood of injury to pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists.

  • The research, statistics and professional opinions which form the basis of the 'National standard for riding mopeds and motorcycles'.

  • Check which vehicle documents you need to carry if you drive a bus or coach across international borders.

  • What you need to know to teach people how to drive a car and trailer (category BE) including eligibility, skills and how to get accredited.

  • The legislation about drivers' hours rules.

  • Issuing certificates, ordering more, making mistakes on certificates, reporting lost or stolen certificates, and issuing replacement certificates.

  • A guide about the safe operation of stretch limousines and other novelty vehicles.

  • Guidance for driving examiners on the Data Protection Act.

  • The different types of instructor authorisation, what it means to be a fit and proper person, Disclosure and Barring Service checks, instructor certificates and monitoring your instructors.

  • How to avoid the top 10 reasons cars and other M1 passenger vehicles don't pass the Individual Vehicle Approval (IVA) inspection.

  • Vehicle safety questions used by driving examiners in large goods vehicle with trailer and passenger carrying vehicle with trailer tests (categories C1+E, C+E, D1+E, D+E).

  • Qualifications or accreditations that are accepted if you want to qualify to become an MOT tester for cars, private buses and light commercial vehicles.

  • Check what features buses and coaches must have for disabled people and what help drivers have to give to disabled passengers.

  • How to get permission from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) to reuse its learning materials and the rules you must follow.

  • Details of the IT equipment, internet connection and printer MOT garages need to use the MOT testing service.