Motorists must ensure that the UK's Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency is kept informed of any changes
Drivers up and down the UK are being warned to make sure they report certain changes to the DVLA - or face the consequences.
Additionally, if a driver is involved in an accident without having reported the necessary information, they could face prosecution. In addition to notifying the DVLA, not updating your insurance provider with all necessary information could render your policy invalid, resulting in significant repercussions.Motorists must ensure the DVLA is kept informed of any changes.
SimplyQuote.co.uk said that failing to disclose the following seven pieces of information could incur significant penalties.Any individual registered by the DVLA as the owner of a vehicle implicated in an offence will be charged with failing to disclose driver details if they do not identify the driver at the time of the offence. The consequence for this failure includes receiving six points on the licence and a potential fine of up to £1,000.
Common conditions requiring disclosure include diabetes, vertigo, and sleep apnoea, among others listed on the DVLA website. In severe cases, the DVLA mandates that drivers must surrender their licence if they do not meet the necessary driving standards.Drivers who do not notify the DVLA of a legal change in name or gender could face a £1,000 fine.
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