Every elderly driver and pensioner above the age of 70 could unknowingly be scammed when renewing their driving licence.
Motorists using AI for advice about private plates could be putting their vehicle registration mark at risk, according to ...
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is advancing plans to digitise road accident reporting, introducing a system that will require accident reports to be filed from the location where an ...
The DVLA has announced 4 changes to speed up driving licence renewals, as a surge in medical condition applications causes ...
The DVLA has issued a crucial message affecting every older driver above the age of 70 ...
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How DVLA promises 99% of licences in three days after admitting services fall short
The DVLA Admits Its Services Have Not Always Met Driver Expectations The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency has put an ...
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DVLA announces four changes to driving licence renewals for medical conditions
It aims to cut delays after waiting times reached an average of 62.3 working days, according to DVLA data ...
Motorists who take certain common medications could risk having their driving licences revoked by the DVLA. Greg Wilson, CEO of Quotezone, shed light on the potential dangers associated with ...
The DVLA has announced four changes to tackle a surge in driving licence renewals for people with medical conditions.
The DVLA is taking an average of 62.3 working days to decide driving licence applications that involve a medical condition.
Thousands of motorists have been caught out by a scam, leading to the DVLA issuing a warning. The DVLA has issued a "don't click" warning, calling on drivers to remain vigilant as fraudsters intensify ...
The Department for Transport has issued a DVLA update this week from Parliament on steps it is taking to ensure drivers are ...
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