The DVSA has announced a new rule for driving tests starting on April 8, requiring drivers to give 10 working days’ notice to change or cancel without losing the fee, down from the current three days. This change aims to reduce unused appointment slots and waiting times by allowing others to take up canceled tests. Learner drivers will be informed via email, with exceptions for certain circumstances like illness or bereavement, and a reminder to cancel tests rather than not showing up to avoid losing the fee and wasting examiner time.
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The integration of technology with advanced financial solutions has significantly improved the delivery of fiscal products and services for firms in various finance-related sectors. Regulators and investors are utilizing technology to meet consumer expectations and drive digital transformation in the industry. Key innovations and trends shaping the future of finance include digital-only banking solutions, big data utilization for transforming banking services, blockchain solutions for revolutionizing banking processes, the rise of real-time payments, and the adoption...
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