Germany is moving forward with plans to cut costs for getting a driver's licence as ministers approve plans for online learning, fewer lessons and even practice with family.
The EU is debating a new initiative to bring in regular health checks and tests for senior drivers. If it goes through, it could spell the end of 'driving licences for life' in Germany.
Despite facing tougher consequences, the number of people in Germany who tried to cheat on their driving licence test reached a record in 2023, technical surveillance organisation TĂśV reported on Monday.
The EU Commission on Wednesday presented proposals for new EU driving licence rules which could make it easier for people from non-EU countries to swap their licences.
One of the key bureaucratic hurdles of moving to Germany as a non-EU national is getting yourself out on the road with a valid licence. Here's what you need to know about the process.
Brexit is forcing Britons living throughout the EU to exchange their UK licences for an EU one in their country of residence. But the rules they face in each country are quite different and many may need to take a new test.
Now the Brexit transition period is over, many Brits in Germany are wondering if they can still use their UK licence or if they should change it - and what other rules apply. Here's the latest on the situation.
With the Brexit transition period to end on January 31st, we look at the rules for British drivers - both residents and tourists - in Germany after the UK exits the EU.