It is illegal in the UK to get behind the wheel of vehicle without a valid photocard licence
Drivers will now be able to renew the photo on their driving licence and apply for a first provisional licence through an online account, the DVLA has confirmed.
The services are two of the DVLA’s highest volume transactions, and will not be available through the online Driver and vehicles account service.
“That’s why it’s great to see DVLA offer motorists the opportunity to renew their driving licence and apply for a first provisional licence all in one place, as DVLA continues to evolve into an increasingly dynamic, digital, and customer-centric organisation.” Julie Lennard, DVLA Chief Executive, added: “We are pleased to say that two of our most popular services are now available through our Driver and vehicles account, providing even more convenience for our customers.
“We want to make transacting with us as simple and as streamlined as possible, which is why we will continue to add more features and services to the account so that our customers can get what they need from DVLA quicker and easier than ever before.”We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues.
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