22/05/2026
DVSA important message.
New driving test booking rules: action DVSA are taking
As you know, from 12 May 2026 only learner drivers have been allowed to book, change, swap or cancel a car driving test.
The use of any bots or automated searching of our service also breaks our new terms and conditions.
We've moved quickly to enforce the new rules. Here's what we've done so far. New driving test booking rules: action we're taking
As you know, from 12 May 2026 only learner drivers have been allowed to book, change, swap or cancel a car driving test.
The use of any bots or automated searching of our service also breaks our new terms and conditions.
We've moved quickly to enforce the new rules and continue to do so. Here's what we've done so far.
1,178 driving licence numbers suspended from online booking
Where our monitoring detects unusual activity on the booking service, we will suspend access to book, change or cancel driving tests online.
We’ve already done this 1,178 times for driving licence numbers involved. We email learners to tell them when we’ve done this.
They will be able to call us if they need to book or manage their test.
Apps reported to Apple and Google
We have reported a number of third-party apps to Apple and Google for breaching both our terms and conditions and the platforms' own developer guidelines.
We are working with both platforms to have non-compliant apps removed.
Social media accounts being taken down
We are reporting social media accounts and groups that advertise services that are against the law or break our terms and conditions.
Platforms are already removing accounts as a result, and we will continue to report others.
Businesses continuing to use bots have been suspended
We have suspended 7 business accounts that breached our terms and conditions. They were (unsuccessfully) trying to book car driving tests.
We will not hesitate to suspend further accounts where we find the rules are being broken.