As we step into 2026, it's a fitting time to reflect on the progress made by our digital teams at DVSA last year. In this blog, Becky Thomas, Chief Digital & Information Officer (CDIO), shares some of the standout digital achievements from 2025.
Strategies, step by step navigation, video, and guidance for MOT testers, driving instructors and road haulage companies, plus the most-read news story on GOV.UK in 2018 - find out what DVSA's content designers got up to in 2018.
Nichole Browne, Senior User Researcher, explains how teams at DVSA have been identifying design problems by using goggles that simulate common symptoms of the most common eye conditions.
On Friday 18 May 2018, we hosted and took part in our first Amazon Web Services (AWS) GameDay at our office in Nottingham - an event that we'd been eagerly anticipating.
James Munson explains some of the work we've done to make sure we've got solid foundations in place to build on to deliver the DVSA digital, data and technology strategy.
We recently published the DVSA digital, data and technology strategy, which sets out how we'll provide modern, efficient and sustainable technology to support a mobile workforce and build brilliant digital services for users. James Munson explains more about the strategy in the first of 2 blog posts.
Every year, thousands of people use GOV.UK to find out how to become a driving instructor. There’s a lot of information you’ve got to find, transactions to complete, and you’ve got to do it in the right order.
Cloud computing is really important to DVSA - a government agency providing services to millions of users, with staff spread right across Great Britain, and determined to get value for money in everything we do.
Neil Barlow, MOT Service Manager, explains how we've been making MOT data more open - from making it easier to check a vehicle's history online, to creating an API for businesses.
Shaun Hare, Senior Digital Developer at DVSA, shares why he joined the agency and what he’s been up to in his first few months.
While many of us have had some time off over the last few days, it's clear that our digital services were still hard at work over Christmas. We've pulled together some facts about the services and content people were using on Christmas Day.