New Driving Website Launches

One-stop-website launched for learner drivers taking UK driving tests

A new website designed specifically for youngsters gives all the information they need to get ready for and pass the theory and practical driving tests.

A new website recently launched aims to offer a unique one-stop-shop for anyone wanting information on all aspects of the driving test in the UK. With over 1.7 million 17 year olds in the country, many will be keen to get started driving and TheDrivingTests.co.uk has all the information they’ll need in one free and easy to use website.

Anyone who wants to drive has to follow the tests and procedures governed by the Driving Standards Agency. Part of the Department for Transport, the DSA website has, is information covering anything to do with driving, so trying to find the relevant test parts takes time.

This is where The Driving Tests.co.uk comes in. Specifically aimed at youngsters and those new to driving, the site guides the user through the whole process from applying for the provisional license, being a learner driver, applying for the theory driving test, getting ready for the practical driving test, passing and helpful advice for life as a newly qualified driver.

To make sure the information on the site was straightforward and uncomplicated to understand, the team behind the website enlisted the help of some well-placed experts. A young driver who has recently passed their driving test has written much of the content through her direct experiences of the trials and tribulations of sitting the UK driving tests, backed up by the knowledge and experience of a professional driving test instructor and examiner.

This editorial decision has made TheDrivingTests.co.uk unique. TheDrivingTests.co.uk is written by real people who have already been through what visitors to the site want to find out more about and offers practical and helpful advice with a fresh approach.

The website is completely independent and not affiliated with any particular business or organisation, ensuring all advice is objective and impartial with the featured search tools being nationwide and open to all businesses related to young drivers and passing the test.

For example, any new learners looking for driving instructors in their local area can simply use the free ‘Find a Driving Instructor Search’ function on the site. By simply entering the town, city or postcode a list of fully qualified ADI driving instructors closest to them will be shown on a map.

The website also offers an easy to use search facility to find where you can book in for the driving theory test. There are over 150 places dotted around the UK where the theory test can be taken and this search makes it easy to find the nearest one. Similarly, when it comes to looking for where to take the practical driving test, learners can enter their location or postcode and all the test centres in their area are shown on a map, so they can decided quickly and easily which one to use and all contact details are provided for free.

The idea behind The Driving Tests.co.uk is to help youngsters and new learner drivers find all the information they need to guide them through the whole process from getting in the driving seat for the very first time, to booking and passing the driving tests in easily digestible chunks that are fun and informative to read, helped along by the website’s friendly mascot ‘Ellie’ who shows visitors around the site.