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Legal
What you are agreeing to when you use Lanekind, what is collected while you revise, and what this browser keeps. All three were last written on the date above.
These are honest drafts. Everything they say about how Lanekind behaves is true of the code running this site, and every gap marked Placeholder, for the operator to supply: like this is a fact only the operator can supply. No solicitor has reviewed them yet, so do not treat them as settled terms.
The three documents
Free to read, no accountEach one answers a different question, and none of them is long.
What Lanekind is, and what it is not
The sentence at the foot of every page on this site, said once more where somebody is looking for it.
DVSA revision material with source-checked Lanekind learning corrections. Lanekind is not a DVSA product and is not endorsed by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency. The Highway Code is Crown copyright, reproduced under the Open Government Licence.
Lanekind is a third-party revision product. It licenses the DVSA’s question bank and reproduces the Highway Code, and neither of those makes it an official one. Passing here is not passing there: the only test that counts is the one you book with the DVSA.
Your data, as controls rather than paragraphs
Two of the rights the privacy policy describes are buttons in the product, so they are here as well.
Who runs Lanekind, and who to complain to
The company facts are the operator’s to fill in. The regulator is not.
The operator
Nothing in this codebase knows what company owns it, so nothing here guesses.
- Registered name
- Placeholder, for the operator to supply: the operating company’s full legal name
- Registered address
- Placeholder, for the operator to supply: the registered office address
- Company number
- Placeholder, for the operator to supply: the companies-register number and the register it sits on
- VAT
- Placeholder, for the operator to supply: the VAT number, or that the operator is not VAT registered
- Contact address
- Placeholder, for the operator to supply: the email address that reaches a person
- Governing law
- Placeholder, for the operator to supply: the law and the courts that decide a dispute
If you think your data has been handled badly, write to us first — a mistake is usually a mistake, and we would rather fix it than hear about it second-hand. You do not have to, though. You can complain directly to the Information Commissioner’s Office, which regulates data protection in the United Kingdom, at any point.
These drafts were last written on 2 September 2026. When any of them changes in a way that affects you, the date above changes with it.