Motorists are set to lose certain road freedoms after the age of 70 with the DVLA confirming what could be lost later in life.

Elderly individuals have been urged to "stop driving" at this stage in a vital road safety message.

Elderly individuals have been urged to "stop driving" at this stage in a vital road safety message.

Drivers have reacted to DVLA rules that affect every driver over the age of 70.

Elderly road users have been told to consider giving up their licences and stop driving altogether.

Officials may tell road users to avoid driving their vehicles if they are taking one of these common medications.

Drivers could be slapped with £1,000 fines and penalty points for a major driving licence error, and millions are understood to be at risk in 2025.

Drivers could be slapped with a hefty £1,000 fine for breaking a simple and often overlooked DVLA rule this summer.

Drivers above 70 are "more vulnerable" and could breach a crucial DVLA rule in 2025.

Elderly motorists above the age of 70 could be caught out by a simple DVLA rule this June.

Certain elderly motorists should consider giving up their driving licence and getting off the roads, it has been claimed.

Elderly road users could be banned from the road at 70 if they forget to follow one simple rule.

A family who suffered the loss of their mother has called on DVLA chiefs to take immediate action to boost safety.

Experts at the DVLA have issued an important warning to older road users with those over 70 most at risk.

Elderly drivers above the age of 70 may have to consider handing over their driving licence if they notice some of these warning signs.