Official sources come first
For rules and processes, we start with current GOV.UK and DVSA guidance. Industry publications and news reports can add context, but they do not replace the official source.
How we publish
Clear guidance, checked against the source.
MoveMyTest guides are written to help learners and instructors understand the driving test swap process. This page explains who publishes them, how we check them and what happens when something needs correcting.
Claims must be supportable
We avoid guarantees, invented statistics and claims that go beyond the evidence. Where a rule may depend on a learner's circumstances, we say so and point readers to the official guidance.
Guides are reviewed
Material updates show a reviewed date. We revisit guidance when DVSA changes booking rules, fees, eligibility requirements or the official phone process.
Who creates the guides
Guides are published by the MoveMyTest Editorial Team—the small UK team responsible for operating and improving MoveMyTest. The team reviews how the official rules affect the matching journey and translates them into practical, plain-English steps.
“The MoveMyTest Editorial Team” is an organisational byline, not a claim that every article was written by one named person or by DVSA.
Our source order
- 1Current GOV.UK guidance and DVSA service pages.
- 2Official DVSA announcements, bulletins and published datasets.
- 3Reputable instructor bodies and established news organisations for context.
- 4MoveMyTest's own aggregate service data, only when its method and date can be explained without exposing personal information.
How a guide is checked
- Dates, fees, notice periods, phone numbers and eligibility rules are compared with the official source.
- Important claims include a link to the source wherever that helps the reader verify them.
- Product explanations distinguish between what MoveMyTest does and what only DVSA can do.
- A reviewed date changes only when the article has been checked or materially updated.
Corrections and feedback
Driving test rules can change. If you spot something that looks wrong, unclear or out of date, please tell us. We will check it against the source and correct the guide where needed.