It could include preventing newly-qualified drivers from carrying passengers under the age of 25 for the first year after passing their test or limiting how long they can be behind the wheel
Proposed changes to driving licences could 'reduce accidents' and improve safety on Britain's roads, according to campaigners. They are urging the Government to impose restrictions on new drivers to ensure the safety of all road users.
Road safety experts and concerned drivers have given their opinions on the proposed rule changes. Some praise the measures for giving young drivers time to get comfortable behind the wheel, while others argue it could restrict people's freedoms and make it hard for young drivers to find work.A petition calling on the Government to change licence rules has already gathered more than 22,000 signatures.
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