# Learning to drive and speeding source set

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    ---
    type: "Evidence Set"
    title: "Learning to drive and speeding source set"
    description: "Linked official references supporting separate Great Britain and Northern Ireland learning routes and three speeding court boundaries."
    status: "observed"
    assertion_status: "normalized"
    observed_at: "2026-08-07"
    sources:
      - id: "driving-speeding-source-register"
        title: "Learning-to-drive and speeding linked-reference register"
        resource: "../source/learning-to-drive-speeding.v1.yaml"
        author: "organisation:okf-uk-living"
        observed_at: "2026-08-07"
    ---

    # Learning to drive and speeding source set

    The [source register](../source/learning-to-drive-speeding.v1.yaml) fixes a
    twenty-reference denominator for the second slice:

    - six GOV.UK pages for Great Britain licensing, supervised practice, testing
      and full-licence output;
    - five nidirect pages for the independently governed Northern Ireland route;
    - the GOV.UK speeding route and the Great Britain driver-information statute;
    - separate court and appeal evidence for England and Wales and Scotland; and
    - separate Northern Ireland notice, fixed-penalty and appeal evidence.

    No page was snapshotted. The dated
    [rights decisions](../source/rights-decisions.v1.yaml) retain linking and
    original narrow summary as the permitted project use. Observation on
    2026-08-07 does not freeze a
    deadline, price, eligibility rule, notice instruction or court procedure;
    current official material and the actual notice must be checked before use.

    The [GOV.UK step-by-step route](https://www.gov.uk/learn-to-drive-a-car) is
    explicitly Great Britain. Northern Ireland facts come from nidirect and DVA.
    Similarly, a common speeding label does not make the later England and Wales,
    Scotland and Northern Ireland prosecution or court processes identical.