There were 2,844 attempts to cheat in 2025, 47% higher than the previous year.
Of those, more than a third (1,113) involved the use of technology, such as an earpiece connected via Bluetooth to a concealed phone, to try to cheat at a theory test.
Meanwhile people attempted 1,084 times to try to take theory tests while impersonating the registered candidate.
And in 647 incidents, people pretended to be the registered candidate for a practical test.
Overall, nearly 100 offenders were prosecuted for trying to cheat themselves or for impersonating driving test candidates.
23-year-old Qounain Khan, who was handed an eight-month prison sentence in June 2025 after pleading guilty to impersonating learners at theory test centres 12 times.
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