There are a number of options drivers can choose from - all with different fees and waiting times.
If you are currently driving with a photocard licence that's near or over 10 years old, it must be renewed as soon as possible. There are a number of renewal options drivers can choose from and each process is straight forward.
Sharing the tip in his Money Saving Expert Newsletter, Mr Lewis added that those who want to check should refer to SECTION 4B on their licence. According to the DVLA, there are different ways to apply for a licence if you are over 70, a bus or lorry driver or need to renew a short term medical licence. For those looking to renew after ten years, it can be done at a post office, by post or online - all of which have different fees and wait times.You should receive your new one within a week of applying. You must send your old photocard licence to DVLA when you get your new licence.
Top Health Stories Today Renew your licence at the post office For the post office, you will receive a reminder letter in the mail, which you must bring to a post office that offers DVLA photocard licence renewal. You will need to bring your licence if you have it and the £21.50 fee.
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