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Opened13 Mar 2026
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The Government must withdraw its proposal to introduce a minimum learning time requirement for new drivers in the UK.
The suggestion that individuals applying for a driving licence in the UK must undertake a compulsory learning period of up to 6 months will, we believe, directly prevent certain groups (immigrants, elders who have to reapply, and those unable to afford private lessons) from getting onto the road and will lead to the already terrible learner driver environment to become even more unreasonable in terms of wait times for lessons/tests/etc, and will increase the number of drivers without a licence.
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1Sarah Bool MP
South Northamptonshire2Sean Woodcock MP
Banbury3Dr Kieran Mullan MP
Bexhill and Battle4Alex Burghart MP
Brentwood and Ongar5Darren Jones MP
Bristol North West6Danny Kruger MP
East Wiltshire7Mark Ferguson MP
Gateshead Central and Whickham8Naushabah Khan MP
Gillingham and Rainham9Sir Keir Starmer MP
Holborn and St Pancras10Mr Calvin Bailey MP
Leyton and Wanstead