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As
of the 23 January
2012, new theory
tests will be
introduced using
questions and
answers that the
public will not
have had access
to, making any
previous theory
test 'Q and A
banks' redundant.
Since the theory
tests started in
1996, the Driving
Standards Agency
(DSA) has
published the
questions and
answers, for all
categories of
tests, for cars,
motorcycles,
lorries and buses.
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Figures
released by
Tyresafe show that
in 2010, court
convictions
related to driving
on defective tyres
in England and
Wales had risen to
10,475 motorists,
approximately
1,000 more than
2009. Many
motorists are
delaying the
purchase of new
tyres, however,
some are waiting
far too long and
are risking their
own safety and
that of other
roads users, by
going beyond the
legal minimum
standards.
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