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Motorists warned about driving licence reminders received by text or email


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One of the site team has received an email from their Neighbourhood Watch scheme regarding the following:-

 

 

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/motorists-warned-about-driving-licence-reminders-received-by-text-or-email

 

 

DVLA has been made aware that some customers have received text messages or emails regarding a licence which is due for renewal.

 

DVLA does not send these types of reminders by text or email, these services are in no way affiliated with DVLA and you may be charged more.

 

By using the online driving licence transactions on GOV.UK you can be sure that you are dealing directly with DVLA and you will not be charged any additional fees for your driving licence. Your application will be completed online without the need for a postal application in the majority of cases.

 

 

So please do be aware of this.

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