All-new 19 plate: Everything you need to know
It’s 1 March, which means only one thing for us: it’s time for a new number plate! Say goodbye to 68 and hello to 19. Any car registered after today will receive the shiny new number. But which ...
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Police to test drivers’ eyes, and REVOKE licences if they fail
A crackdown on drivers with poor eyesight is being rolled out by police forces in the Thames Valley, Hampshire and the West Midlands, in an attempt to improve road safety. Motorists stopped by pol...
More than a quarter of people name their cars, research finds
Ever given your car a name? Well research from the Driver and Vehicle Licencing Authority (DVLA) reveals you aren’t alone, with more than a quarter of people (28%) saying they’d done the same thing...
Top tips for fleets on how to address GDPR
With changes to the way businesses handle your data due to be enforced by the EU soon, the advent of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will strengthen and unify data protection while also a...
New 18 plates: When do they arrive, what do they mean and which are BANNED?
With spring in the air, most people will be looking forward to some slightly balmier weather – fingers crossed – in March. Here at ContractHireAndLeasing.com, however, we’re more excited at the pro...
When are the new 66 number plates out?
September brings with it a bunch of changes – summer slowly turns to autumn, children advance a year at school, and new number plates are released.
Sweet 16: New registration plates out now
It’s official. New registrations are in force, so vehicles registered from today (1 March 2016) will be done so on a ‘16’ number plate – unless you’ve transferred over your own private number plate...
Car leasing and personalised plates – do they mix?
Personalised number plates are a popular way of personalising a vehicle and as interest in leasing increases, more and more drivers are asking whether they can put a cherished plate on a car that h...
Cashback incentive for new drivers could make UK roads safer
Newly qualified drivers could be refunded a portion of their learning costs if they pass first time, under new reforms being proposed. The plans, announced by Department for Transport (DfT), are in...
Major motoring shake-up in the works, leaked document suggests
A number of driving test centres could be closed and the driving age limit raised as part of a major shake-up currently being planned by the UK Government.
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