The DVLA could stop private parking fines in their tracks after a proposed ban in sharing drivers' details. At the moment, even though driver information and car registration plates are ...

Drivers across the UK could face a hefty £1,000 fine if they neglect to inform the DVLA about certain eye conditions ... your driving by filling in a V1 form and sending it to the DVLA.

Macular degenration How to report an eye condition to the DVLA You can report any eye condition that you believe will affect your driving by filling in a V1 form and sending it to the DVLA.

You can report any eye condition that may affect your driving by completing a V1 form and sending it to the DVLA. Alternatively, you can make a report or find the relevant form online. For those ...

To report an eye condition to the DVLA, you can complete a V1 form and send it to them. Alternatively, you can make a report or find the relevant form online.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has issued a warning to motorists, urging them to take five minutes to carry out a simple task to avoid facing a hefty fine. The DVLA, responsible ...

You can report any eye condition that may affect your driving by completing a V1 form and sending it to the DVLA. Alternatively, you can make a report or find the relevant form online,.

According to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), there are approximately 340,000 ... agreed that older cars should face some form of testing. Out of the 1,083 responses received ...

How to report an eye condition to the DVLA You can report any eye condition that you believe will affect your driving by filling in a V1 form and sending it to the DVLA. You can also make a report ...