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DVSA has published new guidance to help vehicle operators transport loads securely. The guide, which has been developed with the transport industry, sets out important…

From the 8th June 2015, the paper section of the two-part UK driving licence is to be abolished. It will be replaced with an online…

From 6 April 2015, the speed limit for HGVs travelling on single and dual carriageways in England and Wales will increase. The national speed limits…

Following a successfully pilot in Manchester, the government is launching as service nationally which will allow motorists in England and Wales, who are charged with…

How they work An increasing number of offences are now dealt with my way of a Fixed Penalty Notice. Offences can cover anything from vehicle…

If the DVSA has arranged to come to your operating centre to look at your records or has arranged to have an interview with you…

Receiving a Summons   Generally, the first notification of a hearing is the summons which normally arrives in the post.  The correspondence will set out…

As you drive down the motorway, have you thought that there seem to be a lot of cameras monitoring your journey? Well, that’s because there…

A driver who was issued with a speeding ticket recently managed to successfully defend himself. The driver was alleged to have been travelling at 36…

Consultation on the Exemptions from the Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) Roadworthiness Testing Scheme The Department for Transport is proposing to remove or modify the exemptions…

The DVLA’s business plan 2014-15 confirms that the DVLA will stop issuing the paper-based counterpart to the photocard driving licence from January 2015. This proposal…

DVSA warns Drivers they can’t drive a 7.5T vehicle even if they have the entitlement on their licence, without a Driver CPC The DVSA has…