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What DVLA makes parking firms prove before handing over your address for £2.50
Private car park companies buy a keeper’s name and address from DVLA for £2.50 an enquiry, and only if they belong to a DVLA Accredited Trade Association. DVLA audits every company that asks for ...
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Every driver risks a cloned plate fine as DVLA complaints hit a record 11,402
A Freedom of Information request by the RAC found 11,402 drivers contacted the DVLA in 2025 about fines or penalties for vehicle use they did not recognise, up 9% on 2024 and 93% above 2018. A police ...
Drivers need to be able to read a car number plate from a distance of 66ft (20m), police say.
For motorists accustomed to jumping traffic lights, speeding through built-up areas, parking wherever convenient or treating ...
Penalties are seen as too harsh on motorists who are penalised for parking on private land.
Cheshire Police will carry out roadside eyesight checks as part of a national campaign reminding drivers to ensure they are ...
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Cheshire drivers warned poor eyesight could cost them their licence
Cheshire Police warns motorists eyesight could cost their licence as Operation Insight runs October 26 to November 8, with roadside vision checks for drivers.
A new report has been published about the change.
Drivers to get new rights to challenge ‘rip-off’ private parking charges - The new private parking code of practice will ...
Cheshire Constabulary is joining police forces across the UK in supporting Operation Insight, a national road safety initiative focused on improving road safety for everyone.
Woodhouse Lane Recycling Centre, off Sinderland Road, is one of 20 tips run by Recycle for Greater Manchester. From January ...
Drivers are to be granted new rights to contest 'rip off' private parking charges, the Government has announced. The new ...
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