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There鈥檚 a huge demand for driving tests, and criminals are cashing in. Fraudsters are creating fake social media pages and websites, posing as driving instructors to pocket hundreds from unsuspecting learners - offering lessons that don't exist.

Consumer journalist Rebecca Wilcox meets those who have been conned and reveals the key questions to ask before handing over money, including why checking credentials is essential.

To watch this with subtitles, go to 91热爆 iPlayer and search for Morning Live from 12/03/25.

In response to our film, the DVSA said: It's illegal for someone to charge for driving lessons if they are not qualified and registered with DVSA. If any learner driver or their parent is concerned about whether a driving instructor is operating illegally, they can report this to the DVSA.

Meta told us that it does not tolerate fraud, works with law enforcement to stop scammers - and invests in technology to detect scams. Impersonation on Facebook and Instagram violates its policies, and such content is removed when identified. Users can also report suspicious accounts via in-app tools.

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