From banning young motorists from driving their pals, to a possible pavement parking ban in Scotland, here are all the driving laws you need to know for 2023
Driving in the UK comes with many rules and regulations that you must stick to, in order to keep yourself and others safe on the roads.
Graduated driving licences for new drivers under 25 According to the Confused.com website, new drivers under the age of 25 could be banned from driving their mates who are also under 25 years old.If the law is granted, then new drivers won't be able to carry passengers within their age group for at least six months or up to a year after passing their test.
DVLA eyesight rules that could change in matter of weeks The Daily Record reported earlier this year that new rules for those who struggle with their eye sight could be implemented in a matter of weeks. "Parking on the pavement can obstruct and seriously inconvenience pedestrians, people in wheelchairs or with visual impairments and people with prams or pushchairs."
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