Technology-assisted cheating during theory tests, such as using an earpiece connected to a concealed phone via Bluetooth, ...

Ninety-six people were prosecuted for attempting to cheat driving tests or impersonate candidates in 2024/25, the DVSA said.

Attempts to cheat on driving tests in Britain soared by 47% in a year, an investigation has found, sparking road safety ...

Overall, nearly 100 offenders were prosecuted for trying to cheat themselves or for impersonating driving test candidates.

DVSA says increase to 2,844 recorded cases in year to end of September is down to more cheating and better detection ...

Measures to uncover theory test cheats can include asking candidates to roll up their sleeves and show their pockets are ...

In total, 96 people were prosecuted for either impersonating someone in an exam or trying to cheat. A court heard in June ...

Thousands of people were caught trying to cheat on their driving tests last year, the DVSA says - with a hidden Bluetooth ...

Offenders have been caught using Bluetooth headsets and impersonators in a bid to pass theory and practical tests.

Driving test cheating across Britain has surged by 47% in a single year, new data reveals, raising alarm bells over road ...

The cheating surge comes as drivers face long waits to take their practical driving test. In September, the average waiting ...