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Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
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Featured
30 January 2026

Press release
DVLA warns ‘nobody wins’ as new campaign targets untaxed vehicles
DVLA has launched a new campaign featuring a talking clamp to remind drivers to tax their vehicles and underlines the consequences of failing to do so.
7 November 2025

Press release
DVLA modernises diabetes rules for bus and lorry drivers
New changes will enable bus, coach and lorry drivers with diabetes to use Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems.
20 August 2025

Press release
DVLA backs classic car industry and driving enthusiasts with updated registration policies
DVLA announces new policies for registering repaired, restored and modified vehicles that will come into effect from Tuesday 26 August.
12 December 2025

News story
DVLA’s top tips for avoiding scams
Tips for motorists on how to recognise and avoid scams, including emails and text messages.
2 April 2026

Guidance
Vehicle tax for electric, zero and low emission vehicles
How the Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) changes affect your vehicle.
21 July 2025

Corporate report
DVLA annual report and accounts 2024 to 2025
This explains the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency’s performance, achievements and financial statements for the financial year 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025.
Latest from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
DfT: workforce management information
23 April 2026
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22 April 2026
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22 April 2026
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What we do
We’re the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), maintaining nearly 53 million driver records and more than 47 million vehicle records. Last year (2024 to 2025), we collected £8.4 billion in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED).
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Tax your vehicle
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Guidance and regulation
Vehicle tax rates (V149 and V149/1)
1 April 2026
Guidance
Can I drive while my application is with DVLA? (INF188/6)
29 August 2023
Promotional material
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News and communications
DVLA contact centre opening hours: Easter 2026
1 April 2026
News story
DVLA warns ‘nobody wins’ as new campaign targets untaxed vehicles
30 January 2026
Press release
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Research and statistics
Research at DVLA
22 April 2026
Research and analysis
Vehicles and drivers tables index
15 January 2026
Statistical data set
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Policy papers and consultations
DVLA privacy policy
9 March 2026
Policy paper
Vehicle enforcement policy
15 January 2026
Policy paper
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Transparency and freedom of information releases
2026 DVLA report for Environment (Wales) Act 2016 Schedule 6 Duty - biodiversity and resilience of ecosystems
21 April 2026
Corporate report
DVLA: FOI and EIR disclosure log 2026
15 April 2026
FOI release
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Our management
Tim Moss
Chief Executive
Brian Sullivan
Chief Technology Officer
Darren Thompson
Commercial Director
Tony Ackroyd
Operations and Customer Services Director
Tracy Nash
Finance and Assurance Services Director
Lynette Rose
Strategy, Policy & Communications Director
Sarah-Ellen Stacey
HR and Estates Director
David Jones
Non-executive Chair
Charmion Pears
Non-executive Director
Sarah Williams-Gardener
Non-executive Director
Stephen Tetlow MBE CEng FIET FIMechE
Non-executive Director
Contact DVLA
How to contact DVLA
Contact: How to contact DVLA
Use the link to find the right number, email or address to contact DVLA about vehicle tax and registration, driving licences and drivers’ medical issues.
Events and Conferencing
The Richard Ley Development Centre
Upper Forest Way
Swansea Vale
Swansea
SA7 0AN
United Kingdom
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