Correspondence

News at DVLA (issue 6)

A quarterly e-newsletter for DVLA external stakeholders, commercial customers and suppliers.

From:
Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
Published
27 November 2013

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The news@dvla quarterly newsletter for stakeholders, commercial customers and suppliers has now been replaced by our Inside DVLA blog.

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news@dvla: issue 6

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Keep up-to-date with the work of DVLA and read the next edition of news@dvla which includes:

  • an introduction to the new Chief Executive, Oliver Morley
  • an opportunity to give your views on DVLA’s services review
  • an insight into the work of the agency’s criminal investigation officers and drivers investigation, examination, courts and casework teams
  • an interview with Michael Logan, Jurisdictional and Operational Manager within Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service
  • the launch of our newly designed photocard driving licence and removal of address from the driver tachograph card
  • an outline of DVLA’s plans to remove the requirement for customers to renew a Statutory Off Road Notification on an annual basis
  • our plans to remove the need to provide evidence of insurance at the point when a vehicle is taxed
  • an update on MyLicence, a joint initiative between DVLA, the Association of British Insurer’s and Motor Insurance Bureau
  • how the drink driving rules have been tightened to improve road safety
  • our Contact Centre’s Christmas opening times
  • a reminder about our local office closures
  • the Highways Agency’s simple steps to reduce the risk of being caught out this winter.

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Published 27 November 2013

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