Your Licence
Below are our 12 articles in the 'your licence' category:
Once you have taken your Theory test, Hazard Perception test and the Practical Driving test and passed all three then you can - as a newly qualified driver - move onto the part of the process that ...
Once you have reached the age of sixteen you can apply for your provisional licence in order to learn how to drive. You must do this before you sit the theory and Hazard Perception tests and should ...
What is an HGV?
An HGV is classified as a Heavy Goods Vehicle and can be any vehicle used for the transportation of goods and heavy duty equipment from one place to another. Indeed an HGV can ...
What are Endorsements?
Endorsements are any penalty points that you as a driver receive in relation to a motoring offence. These endorsements – or penalty points – are added to your driving ...
What are Endorsements?
An Endorsement is a visible penalty for a motoring offence placed on your driver's licence for a set period of time. These endorsements along with the corresponding ...
If you lose your driving licence it will have been because you have reached the maximum number of penalty points allowed or because you have committed a motoring offence that was seen by the courts ...
When you apply for your driving licence you may be in good health but as time passes your health may deteriorate or you mind find that have contracted an illness that makes it difficult if not ...
There are not many people who wish to drive a larger vehicle than a car but there are some who would like to perhaps as part of their job. For those people who wish to drive a larger vehicle but ...
When a driver reaches the age of 70 their entitlement to hold a driving licence expires and if they wish to continue driving they must renew their licence.
Renewing Your Licence at 70
If ...
What is a Short Period Driver's Licence?
Simply put a short period driver's licence is a licence issued by the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) that may last for a designated period ...
Surrendering your driving licence is something that no driver wishes to do but unfortunately - given certain circumstances - it becomes necessary in the eyes of the law.
Why do I have to ...
Many people forget when they get behind the wheel of a particular vehicle to drive it that their licence may not necessarily cover them legally to drive it. In this instance many have found ...
