Pass date

DoaM

Car_54 said:

Nomad2020 said:

Your driver number is a combination of the first 5 letters of your surname, and date of birth...if only 4 letters of surname , for example Gray, the 5th letter would be a number ie GRAY9

(1) Irrelevant and (2) inaccurate.

(1) To the OP's question, yes
(2) Not in my case ... 1st 5 letters of surname, DOB mangled up, 1st letter of first name, 4 random alphanumerics.

knightstyle

I think we need to know the exact date we passed the test as the insurance application forms ask for it and I suppose the insurance company would use this as an excuse not to pay out in the event of an accident.

AdrianC

DoaM said:

Car_54 said:

Nomad2020 said:

Your driver number is a combination of the first 5 letters of your surname, and date of birth...if only 4 letters of surname , for example Gray, the 5th letter would be a number ie GRAY9

(1) Irrelevant and (2) inaccurate.

(1) To the OP's question, yes
(2) Not in my case ... 1st 5 letters of surname, DOB mangled up, 1st letter of first name, 4 random alphanumerics.

<gazes into crystal ball>
You don't have a middle name...

The first two characters of the last block are your first two initials.

The DoB is "mangled up" consistently (and not particularly much)... Y1M1M2D1D2Y2. For women, M1 has 5 added.

Car_54

DoaM said:

Car_54 said:

Nomad2020 said:

Your driver number is a combination of the first 5 letters of your surname, and date of birth...if only 4 letters of surname , for example Gray, the 5th letter would be a number ie GRAY9

(1) Irrelevant and (2) inaccurate.

(1) To the OP's question, yes
(2) Not in my case ... 1st 5 letters of surname, DOB mangled up, 1st letter of first name, 4 random alphanumerics.

The "mangled"  DOB also contains a gender indicator. The alphanumerics are not random.