http://www.yourroadrisk.co.uk/2009/02/25/could-your-photograph-get-you-into-trouble/ Clear Road Risk Management Information Sun, 05 Sep 2010 12:23:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=7882 hourly 1 http://www.yourroadrisk.co.uk/2009/02/25/could-your-photograph-get-you-into-trouble/comment-page-1/#comment-809 dvla.gov.uk | video and pics about dvla.gov.uk Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:00:34 +0000 http://www.yourroadrisk.co.uk/?p=686#comment-809 [...] Could your photograph get you into trouble?When the new style driving licences were introduced back in 1998 they came with a requirement for a photograph to be supplied to the DVLA, the problem is that the photograph is only legally valid for 10 years. …http://www.yourroadrisk.co.ukThe best way to pay your Vehicle Excise DutyI have just had renew the Vehicle Excise Duty on my wife’s Ford Fiesta and as in previous years I chose to do it online. The process is really easy and the only two documents you need are the V5 and the reminder notification from DVLA. …http://www.yourroadrisk.co.ukRenewing your photocard driving licencePhotocard driving licences were first introduced to the UK in July 1998. Now thousands of motorists are at risk of being fined up to £1000 because they don’t realise that it actually expires after ten years and must be renewed. …http://blog.auto-europe.co.uk [...] [...] Could your photograph get you into trouble?When the new style driving licences were introduced back in 1998 they came with a requirement for a photograph to be supplied to the DVLA, the problem is that the photograph is only legally valid for 10 years. …http://www.yourroadrisk.co.ukThe best way to pay your Vehicle Excise DutyI have just had renew the Vehicle Excise Duty on my wife’s Ford Fiesta and as in previous years I chose to do it online. The process is really easy and the only two documents you need are the V5 and the reminder notification from DVLA. …http://www.yourroadrisk.co.ukRenewing your photocard driving licencePhotocard driving licences were first introduced to the UK in July 1998. Now thousands of motorists are at risk of being fined up to £1000 because they don’t realise that it actually expires after ten years and must be renewed. …http://blog.auto-europe.co.uk [...]

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