UK learner drivers still face months-long wait for driving tests
Learner drivers in the UK continue to face long waits for tests, despite a target to reduce average wait times to seven weeks, according to BBC Business.
The UK's Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency was given a target to reduce average wait times for driving tests to seven weeks, but learner drivers continue to face waits of several months, BBC Business reported.
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- Learner drivers still forced to wait months for tests — BBC Business
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