Here at PassMeFast, we’re responding to the coronavirus pandemic by setting out new guidance to help make learning to drive as safe as possible. This guide details our advice for both students and driving instructors to follow during lessons. By following these steps, we can help to stop the spread of the virus while allowing learners to get their licence....

As lockdown began in March, the DVSA announced a halt to mandatory MOT testing. Instead, all valid MOTs received a six-month extension. However, with restrictions now beginning to ease, the Government has ended the extension scheme early. To find out what this means for you and your vehicle, read on....

As the coronavirus pandemic progresses, PassMeFast is keeping a close eye on the latest developments. This includes adapting to any new advice provided by the government. In this post, we will outline PassMeFast’s response to the coronavirus, and answer some common questions you may have regarding the impact on our services. Current status Last updated: 16/07/2020 11:04 Customers with ongoing bookings In line with government advice, PassMeFast began restarting driving courses from Saturday, 4th July. We will be contacting students...

With the government advising most of the population to practise social distancing, the DVSA have taken the decision to suspend theory and practical tests. However, an exception exists to this rule. If you are a key worker, you may be eligible to take an emergency test. In this article, we will explain who may qualify, and how to book these tests. Who counts as a key worker? The government has identified those whose work is critical to the COVID-19 response, or...

In recent days, the UK government has begun the next phase of its coronavirus response. Though this doesn’t mean an end to lockdown, it does signal the easing of certain restrictions on daily life. One of the most notable changes was a slightly more relaxed approach to travel. We’ll examine what’s different, and what the new approach means for drivers. What has changed? It’s important to note that the new guidance represents more of a tweak to the rules than an...