United Kingdom · Question · Written question
HL HL4203
Driving Licences
Introduced
18 November 2021
Last action
24 November 2021 · Answer
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Answered
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24 November 2021
Summary
To ask Her Majesty's Government how many (1) 18–19 year olds, (2) 20–29 year olds, (3) 30–39 year olds, (4) 40–49 year olds, (5) 50–59 year olds, (6) 60–69 year olds, (7) 70–79 year olds, (8) 80–89 year olds, and (9) 90+ year olds, they estimate to hold a
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18 November 2021
Written question
To ask Her Majesty's Government how many (1) 18–19 year olds, (2) 20–29 year olds, (3) 30–39 year olds, (4) 40–49 year olds, (5) 50–59 year olds, (6) 60–69 year olds, (7) 70–79 year olds, (8) 80–89 year olds, and (9) 90+ year olds, they estimate to hold a
Source: Lords
24 November 2021
Answer
The tables below show the number of motorists holding a valid driving licence and those with an expired driving licence. The figures for expired licences do not include licences where the entitlement has been revoked or disqualified or where the Driver an...
Source: Written answer
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- Official source: https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2021-11-18/HL4203
- Open data entity: https://questions-statements-api.parliament.uk/api/writtenquestions/questions/1380065
- uk · wq-1380065 · source updated 24 November 2021