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DVLA driving licence paperless change could mean car chaos this summer

Agency abolishing paper counterpart that currently accompanies all UK photocard licences, but fears growing those hiring cars may be turned awayHolidaymakers are being warned to expect a summer of car hire disruption after it emerged that the DVLA is to scrap the paper counterpart of driving licences from 8 June, with drivers told to obtain a special online code before heading abroad – or possibly be refused a rental car.In what it says is a purge on red tape, the DVLA is abolishing the paper counterpart that currently accompanies all UK photocard licences. It is advising drivers to destroy th...

Sunday, 26 April 2015

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  • DVLA driving licence paperless change could mean car chaos this summerAgency abolishing paper counterpart that currently accompanies all UK photocard licences, but fears growing those hiring cars may be turned awayHolidaymakers are being warned to expect a summer of car hire disruption after it emerged that the DVLA is to scrap the paper counterpart of driving licences from 8 June, with drivers told to obtain a special online code before heading abroad – or possibly be refused a rental car.In what it says is a purge on red tape, the DVLA is abolishing the paper counterpart that currently accompanies all UK photocard licences. It is advising drivers to destroy th...
  • The speed camera never liesI’ve earned a few points in my time. Why? Because I just can’t work out how fast I should be goingOver the last five years, speeding convictions around Britain have gone up by nearly a half.Why are we in so much more of a hurry than we were in 2010? Are we kinder, quicker to rush to the aid of a friend in need? Keener to arrive on time for all those fantastic new plays and films in our massively improved culture? Or simply proceeding faster due to our new, traffic-free and excellent-quality roads? Clearly not. Continue reading...

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  • Leicester Mercury published Road closures today because of Vaisakhi parade in LeicesterAbout 22,000 people will join in the annual Vaisakhi parade in Leicester today.The procession means there will be a series of rolling road closures and some delays are expected for motorists travelling around the city centre.It starts at Holy Bones, near St Nicholas Circle, at about 11.45am.The parade will then move along Great Central Street, Vaughan Way and to St Nicholas Circle,St Nicholas Circle is likely to be closed to traffic for around one hour from midday.Access to the Highcross rooftop...

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