Motorists could face fines of up to £2,500 if they fail to follow this guidance.
Drivers must check that their motoring documents are up-to-date ahead of changes next year, the DVLA has warned.
The rates for cars, motorbikes, and vans, including hybrid motors that are less than one-year-old, will rise from the April 1, 2025, Birmingham Live reports. Last year, the DVLA launched the "driver and vehicles account" on its website to centralise documents, the Scottish Daily Express reports.
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