17th July 2024
DVLA review awaits approval from new Labour ministers
A review of the DVLA and its fitness for purpose has concluded but the change of government means approval for publication is pending
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17th July 2024
A review of the DVLA and its fitness for purpose has concluded but the change of government means approval for publication is pending
3rd August 2021
The Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs has taken on a key stakeholder position within the DVLA to assist with its paperwork backlog
15th October 2019
Drivers with personalised plates on retention could lose the right to use them if they don’t ensure their paperwork is up to date soon.
25th June 2019
British drivers may be able to breathe a little easier while touring in France, with the news that French départements may soon be able to revert to a 90kph speed limit on secondary roads. This…
2nd August 2018
Transport for London has confirmed that vehicles registered with the DVLA and taxed in the Historic Vehicles class will be exempt from the London Ultra Low Emission Zone, just as they currently are for the…
20th June 2018
Sam Skelton fears for our future freedoms as the new classic car MOT changes come in...
31st May 2018
The DVLA has stood by its decision to remove the name and address from registration documents (V5Cs). Rumours quickly spread online claiming that...
19th April 2018
The DVLA recently calmed classic car enthusiasts’ fears regarding the MoT exemption process for historic vehicles...
28th March 2018
The DVLA has quashed internet rumours that it is about to phase out the V888 service, used to trace the whereabouts of a vehicle and its registered keeper. “We will continue with the V888 form,”…
20th June 2017
There's no denying that the DVLA's various online enquiry services are invaluable when vehicle information is needed and the MoT history facility for example is one many of us have used when checking out a…