Martin Lewis warns car, van or motorbike owners they could be owed £1,000s
MARTIN Lewis has warned millions of motorists that they risk a £1,000 DVLA fine due to an easily forgotten licence rule.Disgruntled road users will have to cough up an "annoying" £14 fee to renew but that is certainly better than paying the huge sum.Martin advised: "It's easy to forget, but a quick check now could save you a fine of up to £1,000 if your photocard has expired.
This demographic accounts for 1.1 million offenders, while there are 970,000 drivers aged 47 to 56 who are also flouting the rules., he said: "Holding a valid and in-date licence is a legal requirement to drive in the UK and helps protect the safety of all road users.
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