Starting
this month, Driving Standards Agency statistics are being published alongside
other Department for Transport statistics as part of the Government’s
transparency policy.
Road Safety Minister Mike Penning said:
“This new statistics bulletin,
showing driving test pass rates, will improve the range of information
available for learner drivers, trainers, road safety organisations and any
other groups with an interest in this area.
“I hope that publishing these
statistics regularly and to a pre-announced timetable will make this
information easier for everyone to access and understand.”
DSA has for
some time published information on its own website in response to requests. The
new statistical bulletin will bring this publication of these and a wider range
of driving test and instructor data alongside other relevant transport
statistics.
The
figures issued in February are national figures for car, motorcycle, large
goods vehicle and passenger carrying vehicle practical tests. The statistics
will cover up to 31 December 2011 and updates, along with additional tables,
will be published in accordance with the timetable which has been published at www.dft.gov.uk/statistics/forthcoming-ts-publications/.
The
Driving and Rider Test and Instructor statistical
bulletin is available at www.dft.gov.uk/statistics/series/driving-tests-and-instructors/.
The
Driving Standards Agency will continue to publish data on each test centre at www.dft.gov.uk/publications?s=practical+test+statistics&tag=statistics.
These data are not deemed to be official statistics.
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