Full list of new driving laws in the UK that you need to know in 2023

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Driving in the UK comes with many rules and regulations that you must stick to, in order to keep yourself and others safe on the roads.

The Highway Code explains all you need to know about signs, speed limits and certain situations where you need to make sure you are following the law.Government legislation also comes into play, with laws changing in the UK all the time for those who spend time behind the wheel.So, what are the driving rules and regulations you need to be aware of, that could be put into place in 2023?

According to the Confused.com website, new drivers under the age of 25 could be banned from driving their mates who are also under 25 years old.This proposed rule is part of a 'graduated driving licence' scheme by the UK Government.If the law is granted, then new drivers won't be able to carry passengers within their age group for at least six months or up to a year after passing their test.According to road safety charity Brake, road traffic collisions are the leading cause of death among young people - and is the main cause of death for those aged between 15 and 29 worldwide.The charity also noted that one in five drivers crash within a year of passing their test, with more than 1,500 young drivers either seriously injured or killed on local roads in the UK each year.On May 16, 2023, transport minister Richard Holden discussed the scheme with safety campaigners but no outcome has been published yet.

The Daily Record reported earlier this year that new rules for those who struggle with their eye sight could be implemented in a matter of weeks.The rule means that anyone who wears glasses while driving will need to notify the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).At the moment, you only have to