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ADLV And DVLA Team Up For Real-Time Driving Licence Data
The Association for Driving Licence Verification (ADLV), a recently launched organisation to encourage best practice in the industry, has announced it is working closely with the DVLA.
DfT Says DVLA Needs A Faster Digital Transformation
A Department for Transport (DfT) review claims the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency’s (DVLA) digital transformation requires acceleration and expansion in order to achieve cost reduction and improved services.
DVLA Set To Scrap Paper Driving Licences Later This Year
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has announced it will be moving half of the two-part driving license online on 8 June, removing the need for drivers to carry the paper section of the license.
DVLA Sponsors Digital Services Initiative TechHub Swansea
The DVLA has announced it will be sponsoring TechHub Swansea, a community and workspace for technology entrepreneurs in the area.
DVLA Supports Technology Start-ups in Wales
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is holding discussions with universities and start-ups in south Wales to promote the growth of local technology talent.
MPs Want Tougher Action On Fake Websites
MPs have called for tougher action on misleading copycat motoring websites in a new House of Commons report on the user perspectives of government motoring services.
Online Car Tax Renewal Breaks As New Rules Begin
Thousands found themselves unable to renew their car tax on Wednesday as the new system where paper tax discs are no longer required came into operation.
What Windows 10 And The DVLA Cock Up Tells Us About Public Sector ICT
For all our brave talk about agile, cloud, digital first, when it comes down to it we are still not anywhere as slick and responsive as the private sector.
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