Young drivers facing an ever increasing cost of getting on the road might be breathing a sigh of relief this week as the cost of getting a provisional licence is set to fall from £50 to £34.
Transpost minister Claire Perry said "The cost of driving, especially for young drivers can be significant and we are committed to cutting costs where we can. Thanks to the DVLA making large-scale savings to their running costs, we have been able to reduce the cost of the driving licence which will save drivers and businesses £150m over the next 10 years."
The reduction starts from October 31st along with the cost of renewing a 10 year licence which will also drop from £20 to £14.
Transpost minister Claire Perry said "The cost of driving, especially for young drivers can be significant and we are committed to cutting costs where we can. Thanks to the DVLA making large-scale savings to their running costs, we have been able to reduce the cost of the driving licence which will save drivers and businesses £150m over the next 10 years."
The reduction starts from October 31st along with the cost of renewing a 10 year licence which will also drop from £20 to £14.
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