Tag: Driving Standards Agency
What to do when being tailgated - driving instructor shares how to prevent smash
Tailgating is not only annoying, it is also a safety hazard playing a part in one in eight accidents on major roads
Driving expert's clever trick to stop tailgaters without having to brake
Being tailgated is a regular occurrence and a dangerous one, but there is a simple solution to deal with it without causing a potentially fatal collision, according to a driving expert
Millions of drivers are breaking Highway Code every day without even knowing it
There are certain things drivers do every day on the roads that they won't give a second thought to - but they could actually be against the Highway Code
Urgent DVLA warning to every motorist driving on holiday during August
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has reminded motorists that they might need a specific document while travelling abroad in a car this summer
Brits warned of £5,000 fine for making footwear mistake while driving
The RAC has warned that footwear can be a driving hazard over summer. The penalties can be as costly as they are severe so UK motorists must take care on the warning
DVLA hands out 464 'bans' in major crackdown on UK cars ahead of big change
The DVLA has banned a series of number plates that were set to be released in September, with the 75 plate having a number of banned combinations for being too rude
DVLA urges all drivers to check photo card licence now or risk £1,000 fine
The DVLA has issued an important reminder to all motorists in the UK, warning that they may need to act now to renew their photo card driving licence - or face fines of up to £1,000
DVLA confirms exactly when you should declare eye conditions - 3 are exempt
DVLA guidance focuses on a shorter list of notifiable eye conditions than it once did, as the previous one could have applied to almost every driver who'd ever had their eyes tested
DVLA warning over six changes drivers must declare or face fine
Motorists could be hit with hefty fines and penalty points if they fail to declare certain key changes to the DVLA - and could even face prosecution in some cases