Millions of UK driving licence will become void if drivers do not act, due to a lesser-known rule that comes into force once ...

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) recently issued a reminder on X, formerly Twitter, advising: "If you’re 70 or over, you need to renew your driving licence every 3 years. Do it online – ...

You can use the D1 for a driving licence form if you haven't got the D46P form. And bus or lorry drivers have to renew their licence every five years until they are 65.

If you have a photocard licence, fill in the D46P form and return it to the DVLA with your current driving licence photocard.

Drivers with a paper licence also need to fill in a D46P form and send details off to the DVLA headquarters in Swansea. Most application forms can be downloaded online or available at UK post offices.

To do this, you can fill in a D46P application form, which the DVLA will send to you 90 days before your 70th birthday - or you can pick one up at a post office.

Despite no legal age limit for driving, licences do expire at 70, requiring renewal to ensure road safety. The DVLA sends out a D46P application form 90 days before a driver's 70th birthday and ...

And if you have a health condition or disability, you may have to have your driving ability assessed. " The DVLA should send you a D46P application form 90 days before your 70th birthday.

And if you have a health condition or disability, you may have to have your driving ability assessed." The DVLA should send a D46P application form 90 days prior to your 70th birthday.

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