DVLA
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Fleet industry news 30 Sep 2020Online duplicate logbook service launched
A new online service will cut the time it takes to receive a duplicate logbook (V5C) from 6 weeks to 5 days.
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Fleet industry news 2 Sep 2020Driving licences extended by 11 months
Drivers whose photocard licence or entitlement to drive expires between February 1 and December 31, 2020 have been extended for 11 months from the date of expiry under temporary changes announced by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
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Fleet industry news 14 Aug 2020Black remains most popular car colour on Britain’s roads
Black may dominate overall, but white is the most popular choice for new cars registered, new DVLA data shows.
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Fleet industry news 8 Jul 2020Private parking tickets up by a quarter
Private parking firms issued almost a quarter (24%) more tickets in 2019-20, compared to the previous 12 months.
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General News 18 Jun 2020
DVLA: Vehicle log book (V5C) change of address online service launched
The new service will reduce the amount of time it takes motorists to receive a new log book from up to six weeks to five working days.
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Fleet industry news 21 May 2020ADLV urges fleets to maintain online driver checking as lockdown eases
The Association for Driver Licence Verification (ADLV) has urged fleets to maintain frequent online checking of driving licences as lockdown eases in the UK.
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Fleet industry news 3 Apr 2020Licence Check offers latest advice on licence checking
Licence Check is offering advice to fleet decision-makers regarding licence checking services whilst the coronavirus outbreak forces many businesses into lockdown and remote-working.
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NEWS 18 Sep 2019
Licence Bureau passes four millionth driver licence check
The milestone comes as Licence Bureau continues to raise awareness among businesses of the driver and vehicle compliance challenges faced daily.
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Fleet industry news 17 May 2019Number of banned drivers on the rise
The number of drivers that have had their licence revoked has increased by an “alarming” rate, according to Licence Check.
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Fleet Management Home 27 Nov 2018Health: are you fit to drive?
Ensuring drivers are in good health has an important part to play in road safety. Andrew Ryan looks at three key areas
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Opinion 24 Oct 2018Number plates: lack of quality controls concerning
By Martyn Nash chairman of VGroup International
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Fleet industry news 11 Sep 2018Code of conduct plan as private parking tickets increase
From April to July, private parking companies requested 1,479,152 sets of vehicle keeper records from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
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Opinion 10 Sep 2018Legal expert highlights dangers of driving with defective eyesight
By Paul Loughlin, of national law firm Stephensons
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Fleet industry news 4 Jul 2018
Updated: Removal of previous keeper information from V5 ‘could lead to fraud’
Cap HPI claims used car risk, while DVLA denies removing the previous keeper from the V5C should result in an increase in fraud.
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People news 24 May 2018DVLA appoints Julie Lennard as first female chief executive
Julie Lennard, former director of strategy, policy and communications has been appointed as the new chief executive of the Driver Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
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Opinion 21 May 2018Excited by Ford’s mental health campaign and how fleet managers can contribute
By Lee Wolstenholme, managing director of Vehicle Consulting
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Fleet industry news 21 May 2018Three months to get licence-checking consents up-to-date
DVLA ditches old system and issues new licence-checking mandate to comply with GDPR legislation.
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Opinion 16 May 2018How embracing GDPR will ensure fleet policies remain fit for purpose
By Malcolm Maycock, managing director Licence Bureau
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People news 7 Feb 2018DVLA appoints Julie Lennard as interim chief executive
Julie Lennard has been appointed as the interim Chief Executive of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
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Fleet industry news 1 Feb 2018Motorists support code of practice bill for private parking industry
UK motorists are in full support of the private parking industry code of practice bill due to “bad reputation” of private companies.
