In a bid to keep drivers informed, the advice goes: "The DVLA (or the DVA in Northern Ireland) will send you a reminder and an application form to renew your licence as your 70th birthday ...

When the time comes, you can reapply 8 weeks before this period ends. The DVLA instructs: "To reapply, fill in the form for your medical condition and a D1 application form, and send them to DVLA.

Older motorists are being warned as they could face being kicked off roads if they do not take action in making changes to ...

They explained: "The DVLA (or the DVA in Northern Ireland) will send you a reminder and an application form to renew your licence as your 70th birthday approaches and then every three years ...

The DVLA has released a new warning for UK drivers ... They can apply by post with the D46P form, which is sent out prior to their birthdays. Motorists have the option to renew their photocard ...

If reporting is necessary, a V1 form can be filled out and sent to the DVLA. Alternatively, you can submit a report or locate the relevant form online here.

The DVLA has issued a fresh warning to any UK motorists ... Those without access to the internet can apply by post using the D46P application form sent ahead of motorist's birthdays.

Article continues below The DVLA has told motorists the online process ... you must only provide your 9-digit passport number on your application form. However, you must submit an identity ...

Police have issued an urgent warning over a DVLA scam being sent via email. The note tells motorists that their tax payment has failed due to incorrect billing details. The email, sent with the ...

“If you stop driving altogether, you should inform DVLA and return your licence rather keeping it as a form of out-of-date photo ID.” ...

Those failing to update their personal details, may also face a fine. The DVLA have set a stern reminder for motorists to check their driving licences, which need to be renewed every 10 years with ...