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DVLA issues driving licence warning to motorists who have moved home

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Motorists who have changed address must update details on their licence and other documents or risk a hefty fine, the DVLA has warned.The rule counts for both full and provisional licensees and applies even if you've only moved temporarily.

It costs nothing to change the address and you can still drive while waiting for an updated licence - if not, drivers can be fined up to £1,000.According to GOV.UK, you can be hit with fines if you do not notify DVLA of a new address, as current residential information is required should the holder be involved in an accident.The government department issued a fresh reminder on Thursday, with a tweet that read: "Moved home?

You must update your:You can apply to change your licence address through online and paper applications.However, if you also want to apply to change your name - say, if you get married - you can only complete the process by post and pick up a form in your local office.Contact details must also be changed for vehicle log books, if you pay your tax via direct debit or if you have personalised number plates.

The same fine can be given if you update your licence only without changing your address on the above. All applications can be made online here. Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond - Sign up to our daily newsletter here.

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