The DVLA must be made aware of any condition that affects both eyes or one eye where you only have vision in that eye, or ...

Drivers over the age of 70 have a different set of rules to follow when it comes to their driving licences - and they must be followed ...

The DVLA has reminded motorists of a simple driving licence rule which could see individuals slapped with hefty fines.

It warns: "You need to tell DVLA about some medical conditions as they can affect your driving. You can be fined up to £1,000 ...

The DVLA must be notified of eye conditions that affect you, with failure to disclose the condition risking a £1,000 fine ...

The DVLA system around driving licences and ID could change under a ... of the driving licence is expected to be available via a "GOV.UK" app following a "product launch" in central London next ...

The DVLA system around driving licences and ID could change under a push to digitalise the system from the new Labour Party government. A digital version of the driving licence is expected to be ...

Digital driving licences are to be introduced in the UK as the government looks to use technology to "transform public services". They will be accessed on a new government smartphone app and could be ...

Drivers across the UK will soon be able to access driving licences through a new Government app, the Labour Party has confirmed.

A digital driving licence will be one of the first features of a new GOV.UK Wallet smartphone app due to launch this summer ...

The virtual licences will be stored via a new Government smartphone app, called Gov.uk, and when accessed ... In 2016, the DVLA had said digital licences were being developed.