Older drivers could face losing their driving licence if they disregard a crucial letter from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). Once motorists reach 70, their licences expire ...
Elderly motorists face the prospect of having their driving licences revoked if they fail to respond to a crucial correspondence from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). Once drivers reach ...
Drivers over 70 risk being unable to drive thanks to a licence quirk which requires them to renew after their 70th birthday. Under DVLA rules, older road users and motorists should be sent a D46P ...
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Driving after 70 comes with a key DVLA deadline
Turning 70 does not mean handing in your car keys, but it does change the rules. Many older motorists are unaware that missing a single administrative step can make driving illegal, even without any ...
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