Scrapping a car? Use an authorised treatment facility and get a Certificate of Destruction. Without it, the car can stay registered to you — and so can its fines. Tell the DVLA too.

Scrapping a car? Use an authorised treatment facility and get a Certificate of Destruction. Without it, the car can stay registered to you — and so can its fines. Tell the DVLA too.
The legal eyesight standard: read a modern number plate from 20 metres, with glasses if you need them. If you can't any more, you must stop driving and tell the DVLA — not wait for your next renewal.
At 70 your driving licence expires — you renew it, free, and then every 3 years after that. There's no test, but you do declare that your eyesight and health meet the standard. Worth knowing for parents too.
RFID number plates? So we're literally walking billboards now. Can't even drive to the shops without getting scanned. Wild times. #DVLA
Not using the car for a while? Declare SORN and stop paying tax — but it must then be kept off the public road entirely. A SORN car on the street is an easy, avoidable fine.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan claims to be a victim of a scam after being convicted for not taxing a car he doesn't own. An investigation is underway following this bizarre case involving a 24-year-old Nissan Micra and a mix-up with DVLA correspondence. #SadiqKhan #Scam #DVLA