DVLA Warns Drivers

Vauxhall and Peugeot dealer warns E10 fuel may cause engine damage in the long term. Drivers have been warned that time is running out for people whose licences expired last year.

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DVLA warns elderly drivers of 1000 fine for not declaring medical conditions.

DVLA warns drivers. Officials have said that motorists whose licence. READ MORE - NASA warns hazardous asteroid size of Eiffel Tower is heading towards Earth. According to The Express motorists could lose their insurance cover by not declaring medical conditions.

The Driving Vehicle and Licensing Agency has issued a warning to elderly drivers that they must declare their medical conditions or face being fined. Rachel Odell spokesperson for Wessex DriveAbility centre said drivers needed to declare all conditions under current driving laws. The DVLA has warned drivers that they only have until the end of the year to renew their licence if their expiration date ran out last year.

The DVLA has said that if you want to stay on the roads you only have until the end of this year to. Martin Lewis warns drivers they could face a fine of 1000 if they dont check photo licences now. You could face waiting up to ten weeks for driving licence renewals and applications due to.

Number crunchers at Co-op Insurance are now urging drivers not to delay in renewing their licence after obtaining the shock figures from the Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency DVLA. DVLA issues winter warning as drivers risk 1000 fine penalty points and driving ban. These include anything from a broken.

Drivers could reportedly face a fine of up to 1000 and may not be insured by making a certain DVLA mistake.

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