It’s not fair on law-abiding motorists who tax their vehicles, when others don’t. This is why DVLA works all year round to tackle untaxed vehicles in the UK.
Elaine Rees, National Enforcement Manager, explains more about her team’s role in tackling those who evade tax.
Tony Ackroyd, DVLA Operations and Customer Services Director, talks about his experience of hosting an Operational Delivery Profession (ODP) launch event at DVLA’s headquarters in Swansea. Over 120 staff from across Department for Transport (DfT) joined him for the occasion.
Leanne Jones, from DVLA's Vehicles Service Design team, talks about DVLA's new Register a Vehicle electronically’ (RaVe) service and how the team will be taking it on the road at the Motorcycle Trade Expo.
With the changing of the seasons, our natural environment outside the DVLA offices in Swansea can look particularly striking. Julia Ashford, of DVLA's Sustainability Team, takes stock of what we do in DVLA to look after our local environment and reduce our impact on it.
If you drive, it goes without saying that you know you need your eyes on the road at all times. What you might not know is that DVLA has minimum eyesight standards that all drivers need to demonstrate so they can be allowed to drive. Dr Gareth Rees, DVLA’s Vision Panel Secretary, tells us more.
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive condition that may affect someone’s ability to drive safely. Dr Wyn Parry, DVLA’s Senior Medical Adviser, tells us more about driving with this condition.
Did you know it’s UK law that all vehicles must be taxed or declared off-road? If you’ve got one or more of the 39 million vehicles registered in the UK, it’s quicker and easier than ever to keep on top …
Vehicle tax rates are changing for cars and some motorhomes first registered with DVLA from today. These changes do not affect cars registered before 1 April 2017, but their rate of tax has increased today in line with the Retail …
In our previous blog, we talked about the upcoming vehicle tax changes and how they’ll affect motorhomes. We’re now going to focus on imported vehicles.
We’ve just published our 3-year strategic plan and this year’s business plan, so it’s a good time to take stock of what we’ve done – and what’s to come.
We’re counting down to the 1 April changes to the way vehicle tax is calculated for cars and some motorhomes first registered with DVLA on or after this date. We thought we’d take a closer look at how changes to …
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