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Official DVLA and police protocol launched for drivers hit by wrongful fines and cloned number plates. Here is how to cancel penalty charge notices.
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Police and DVLA launch new system to help drivers overturn rogue driving fines

The UK's most stolen car for the first half of 2026 has been revealed by the DVLA The UK's most stolen car for the first half of 2026 has been revealed by the DVLA
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The UK's most stolen car for first 6 months of 2026 revealed with 197 vehicles taken

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DVLA warns drivers to 'be aware' amid change on UK roads this week

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DVLA £1,000 fine warning ahead of change coming to UK roads today

These are the key driving licence changes that must be reported to the DVLA These are the key driving licence changes that must be reported to the DVLA
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Drivers warned they face £1,000 DVLA fines and penalty points if they do not act

The DVLA have warned not following the rules could result in a failed MOT and a £1,000 fine The DVLA have warned not following the rules could result in a failed MOT and a £1,000 fine
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DVLA £1,000 fine warning ahead of change coming to UK roads this weekend

After your last autumn trip it can be worth declaring a SORN for your motorhome, say experts After your last autumn trip it can be worth declaring a SORN for your motorhome, say experts
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Drivers could save hundreds this winter with free DVLA declaration

The new DVLA '75’ vehicle number plates hit the roads on September 1, but you won't be seeing these banned number plates on the road any time soon The new DVLA '75’ vehicle number plates hit the roads on September 1, but you won't be seeing these banned number plates on the road any time soon
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DVLA banned number plates revealed as new '75' plates hit the road

Older drivers are being reminded to renew their driving licence online with DVLA for free if they’re 70 or over – or will be 70 in the next 90 days. Older drivers are being reminded to renew their driving licence online with DVLA for free if they’re 70 or over – or will be 70 in the next 90 days.
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Highway Code: DVLA warning for drivers aged 70 and over to reapply for licence

If you are planning to get behind the wheel in more than 140 countries, including Australia and Canada, you will need an International Driving Permit If you are planning to get behind the wheel in more than 140 countries, including Australia and Canada, you will need an International Driving Permit
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DVLA issues vital warning to drivers planning a holiday this summer

Failing to return an expired licence to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is an offence and can land you a £1,000 fine Failing to return an expired licence to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is an offence and can land you a £1,000 fine
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DVLA £1,000 warning to millions of drivers who passed their test before 2016

Failing to return an expired licence to the DVLA is an offence under the Road Traffic Act 1988 and can be punished with a  £1,000 fine Failing to return an expired licence to the DVLA is an offence under the Road Traffic Act 1988 and can be punished with a  £1,000 fine
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Warning to drivers over 70 at risk of £1,000 DVLA fine or losing licence

The DVLA advises people to renew on its official website as it is the quickest and cheapest method The DVLA advises people to renew on its official website as it is the quickest and cheapest method
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DVLA driving licence warning for one million drivers risking £1,000 fine

Age UK are assuring motorists that they can report their relatives “in confidence” to the DVLA Age UK are assuring motorists that they can report their relatives “in confidence” to the DVLA
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Drivers urged to report elderly relatives to DVLA 'in confidence'

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Motorist asks DVLA to ban grandma from driving and prevent 'killing someone'

Failing to return an expired licence to the DVLA is an offence under the Road Traffic Act 1988 and can be punished with a  £1,000 fine Failing to return an expired licence to the DVLA is an offence under the Road Traffic Act 1988 and can be punished with a  £1,000 fine
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DVLA £1,000 fine warning as drivers aged over 70 risk losing their licence

Reading Driving Test Centre in Elgar Road South, Katesgrove. Credit: Google Maps Reading Driving Test Centre in Elgar Road South, Katesgrove. Credit: Google Maps
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Plan to flatten Reading driving test centre thrown out for a THIRD time

The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers in the UK The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers in the UK
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DVLA issues warning to everyone with a driving licence in the UK

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