Motorists have been warned
All UK drivers are being urged to make a check, or potentially risk a £1,000 fine. The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency is the government department that issues driving licences and, essentially, keeps tabs on motorists.
also keeps hold of licence-holder's details, and if yours are not up to date, you could be penalised. Experts at Motor Match have shared their thoughts, with a spokesperson stating: 'Address updates are more than just a matter of compliance. In the unfortunate event of an accident, having accurate address details ensures that essential information reaches the right individuals promptly, expediting necessary processes and potentially saving lives.
's requirement to update address information extends beyond just your driving licence; it includes your vehicle log book, direct debit for vehicle tax, and private number plate documents. Failing to update these details can lead to significant fines of up to £1,000, making it crucial for all drivers to be vigilant about keeping their information current.
. It's free and easy to do, and you can keep driving while you wait for your updated licence to arrive. Motor Match said it 'encourages all drivers to prioritise the accuracy of their address details, not only to avoid fines but also to maintain the integrity of their vehicle-related paperwork'. A spokesperson added: 'Staying vigilant in this regard is an essential part of being a responsible and law-abiding driver.
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