DVLA set to 'ban' private parking fines which could save drivers £2,000
The DVLA could be set to ban private parking companies from slapping drivers with £2,000 fines. According to new proposals as ...
Government breaks silence with update over UK-wide pavement parking ban
The Department for Transport, which is operating under the Labour Party government, has shed light on the potential ...
JENNI MURRAY: Private car park sharks charged me £100 despite my blue badge. This is how I fought back against their appalling greed
Have you had trouble with those awful private parking companies? So asks a good friend who's fallen victim to their ...
EV owners warned over £70 fine risk while charging their vehicle at home
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Poo study shows culling of charismatic North Wales animals may not be needed
A Natural Resources Wales paper suggested that “culling seems to be the only realistic option”. But a new Bangor University ...
'I took one of London's new rental e-buggies for a spin - they're brilliant fun unless it's raining'
Yo-Go promotes itself as a replacement for short car journeys and the buggies are being trialled in West London ...
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13 top tips for passing the UK driving test from Parkers' experts
Passing the UK driving test is a big life event and it's easy to be tripped up by small errors that can be avoided. Parkers ...
New DVLA 'ban' could be the end of £2,000 private parking fines
Parking companies could face rougher rules with suggestions to ‘cut off' firms from using official DVLA systems in a bid to ...
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Drivers celebrate rule change as DVLA set to 'ban' private parking fines
Private parking companies could be hit with a DVLA ban in an attempt to prevent drivers from being slapped with £2,000 fines. The proposal suggests that these firms could be "cut off" from ...
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DVLA fines of up to £1,000 if you do not tell them about these eye conditions
Motorists across the country could be at risk of a £1,000 fine if they fail to tell the DVLA about certain eye conditions. Official guidance states that if you suffer from an unreported eye ...
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DVLA eye conditions warning as drivers could face £1,000 fine
Drivers across the UK could face a hefty £1,000 fine if they neglect to inform the DVLA about certain eye conditions. According to official guidelines, failing to report an eye condition that ...