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A new study from private plate supplier Regtransfers has revealed that the majority of British motorists may be unaware of the repercussions of a friendly gesture when on the road

The DVLA must be notified of any important updates, such as common medical conditions and changes in address or name. The repercussions for failing to comply are severe

A quirkily set speed limit on a road sign has left drivers and people alike confused over why a road sign wouldn't be set at a more conventional speed of 10mph or 20mph

The DVLA has issued a stark reminder to millions of drivers following a significant rule change two weeks ago. Here's everything you need to know about the new regulations

If you drive an uninsured car, you could receive a £100 fine from the DVLA, a potential £300 fixed penalty from the police and if the case goes to court, the fine could reach £1,000

Car tax or Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) went up this month which means motorists are paying more to drive in UK than last year, and certain groups will see a big increase in the amount they have to pay

Andrew Woodcock took the government agency to an employment tribunal in an attempt to claim back the lunch money he had spent on daily food - but his claim of unlawful deduction from wages was discarded

The DVLA has an extensive list which highlights a wide range of conditions which may need to be reported and this includes things such as cancer, diabetes and neurological disorders

This amounted to over £16 million wasted across the UK - with 711,000 disappointed aspiring motorists paying £23 a go to sit the test

Barry, a 73-year-old man from Birmingham, claims he has been delivered £23,000 worth of parking and clean air zone fines despite not being on the road in more than 50 years

According to the temporary car insurance experts at Insure Daily, there are five medical conditions that the DVLA needs to be aware of which tend to be overlooked

Drivers who are unable to renew their licence online face having to pay an extra £3 plus postage to send through the post or an extra £7.50 to renew it at the post office

Do you think you'll never face driving-related punishment? You may have to think again, as an insurance company reveals some of the bizarre reasons you could be fined up to £5,000.

Drivers in some parts of the country will be forced to pay more just to use their vehicles, while others could make huge savings depending on their type of car

Drivers are being reminded of some important changes to licence plates that they may have missed as the DVLA prepares to roll out the new '73' age identifier next month

In a tweet last week, the DVLA warned drivers that if they drive with an expired licence then they are breaking the law and could face serious repercussions which includes fines from £1,000 to £5,000

Driving test examiners will now wear body cameras after the DVSA reported a sharp increase in 'violent and abusive attacks' from disgruntled learners following the pandemic