Tue, Mar 17, 2026 Motorists are being urged to spend just five minutes online or risk being hit with fines of up to £1,000.

Drivers are being warned to take just five minutes online or face potential fines of up to £1,000. The Driver and Vehicle ...

The DVLA has issued a reminder that drivers must change their address details across multiple documents – not just their ...

Ministers relaunch controversial digital ID scheme with 'Government by app' prototype - Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister Darren Jones unveiled the revamped digital ID programme, which will see se ...

The responsibility for the design, build and running of it will be within Government, according to Darren Jones.

The DVLA says it will never ask for bank account details or payments via email, and any legitimate vehicle tax refunds are ...

Motorists can take several measures to avoid becoming victims ...

Driving without a valid MOT usually invalidates your car insurance because most policies require a roadworthy vehicle, which ...

Young drivers are the most likely to have out of date personal details on their driving licence, a new survey suggests, ...

The government has revised MOT regulations for classic cars in advance of significant tax alterations coming into effect ...

From April 1, vehicles first registered in 1986 will be able to qualify for tax and MOT exemptions in the UK.

Learn what counts as taxable pension income, how much you can take tax-free, and how to check the HMRC guidance.