Drivers face 1,000 fine and points if they don't tell DVLA about these changes

It is thought a large number of drivers are unaware of the legal requirements and may be hit with fines and even points if they do not inform the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency

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Drivers face 1,000 fine and points if they don’t tell DVLA about these changes

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