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24/11/2022

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New Season Prophetic Prayers and Declarations [NSPPD] || 24th November 2022

10/10/2022

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Faith Odekunle Jesus Music Ministry present 'is not over yet until God say so'.
For we have not an high Priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities; but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin Heb 4v15.

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17/07/2019

DVSA reveals the top driving test faults
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency sent this bulletin at 17-07-2019 09:02 AM BST

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DVSA reveals the top driving test faults.

Today (17 July 2019) we've released the top 10 reasons people failed the new driving test in its first year.

The data, which covers 4 December 2017 to 3 December 2018, shows that insufficient observation at junctions and not using mirrors effectively when changing direction accounted for 368,047 test failures.

Read the full news story for more information on the top 10 driving test faults and how learners can avoid them.

The data, which covers 4 December 2017 to 3 December 2018, shows that insufficient observation at junctions and not using mirrors effectively when changing direction accounted for 368,047 test failures.

06/07/2019

MOTORISTS could prevent landing themselves huge fines by signing up for a simple online service.

By LUKE JOHN SMITH
PUBLISHED: 07:30, Sat, Jul 6, 2019
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Car tax and MOT test are both essential and required elements of car ownership for the vast majority of motorists and cars registered in the UK. Both the MOT test and car tax has changed over the past few years. DVLA car tax rates have fluctuated massively over the past few years and some drivers face paying hundreds of pounds more for their vehicle excise duty. One of the most significant changes to car tax over the past five years is the removal of the car tax disc.

16/05/2019

New MOT certificate service could save you money - Here’s how it works

A NEW MOT certificate service could save motorists money by allowing them to print certificates at home.

01/09/2018

If your vehicle is no longer exempt and the third anniversary has already passed, it will need a current MOT to be legally driven and taxed from today.

23/07/2018

DVLA asks drivers to look again in new EYE 735T campaign.

DVLA is launching a national eyesight awareness campaign today (Monday 23 July 2018).

Published 23 July 2018.

From:
Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
DVLA's new EYE 735T campaign
Drivers will be encouraged to take the ‘number plate test’ - a quick and easy way to check they meet the minimum eyesight requirements for driving.

By law, all drivers must meet the minimum eyesight standards at all times when driving - this includes being able to read a number plate from 20 metres.

The campaign is reminding the public that they can easily check their eyesight by taking the 20 metres test and is pointing out some ways to quickly identify 20 metres at the roadside.

It is advising that 5 car lengths or 8 parking bays can be an easy way to measure the distance.

The campaign is encouraging anyone with concerns about their eyesight to visit their optician or optometrist for an eye test.

Dr Wyn Parry, DVLA’s Senior Doctor, said:

The number plate test is a simple and effective way for people to check their eyesight meets the required standards for driving.

The easiest and quickest way to do this is to work out what 20 metres looks like at the roadside - this is typically about the length of 5 cars parked next to each other - and then test yourself on whether you can clearly read the number plate.

It’s an easy check to perform any time of day at the roadside and takes just a couple of seconds.

Having good eyesight is essential for safe driving, so it’s really important for drivers to have regular eye tests.

Eyesight can naturally deteriorate over time so anyone concerned about their eyesight should visit their optician - don’t wait for your next check-up.

Notes to editors
DVLA’s national awareness campaign will run throughout the summer.

20 metres is around 26 steps for a man and around 33 for a woman.

22% of those surveyed by DVLA said that they would work out this distance using car or bus lengths, with a further 21% saying they would use paces or steps to measure this distance. Only around 5% said they would use a tape measure or other physical measurement to gauge the distance.

The minimum eyesight standards for driving are published on GOV.UK.
DVLA publishes its advice to medical professionals - including opticians and optometrists - to help them assess their patients’ fitness to drive at www.gov.uk/dvla/fitnesstodrive.

15/04/2018

Learner drivers on motorways from 4 June 2018
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Learner drivers can take motorway driving lessons with an approved driving instructor from 4 June 2018.

Published 12 August 2017
Last updated 1 March 2018 — see all updates
From:
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
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