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The DVLA (driving and vehicle licensing authority) is responsible for issuance of licenses to individuals in UK. However, you need to be more specific about which cover are you talking about and in which context.
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What payment methods do the DVLA take for car tax?
The DVLA takes many different payment methods for car tax. The DVLA car tax can be paid by a bank transfer, cash or a credit card. A payment proof is required before application for car tax. For more information you can call DVLA directly at 0870 025 0121
Can you sell your car with your personal number plate on it?
Yes but you have to tell DVLA
Which coverage would cover a car falling off a lift comprehensive or collision?
Comprehensive. You did not dive the car into anything
How much to transfer a car title?
DVLA do not charge for change of title ownership.
Do you tell dvla about change of car engine?
You must inform the DVLA of a change of engine and provide them with the new engine serial number. A section of you v5 will be made for this purpose.
When were car tax discs first displayed?
1. January 1983 by DVLA Swansea
Are you responsible for anything if you sell a car as it is?
No, In the UK, If you have contacted DVLA about selling the car then all the problems etc will not come back to you.
What is to lift a car?
There are two types... To lift a car, in the form of a car lift, lift off the ground. The other is to lift a car with a suspension lift, installing taller springs, etc.
Can you find the owner of a car by the license plate of a car?
This information is usually accessible to the public via their national car authority service. In the UK, that would be the DVLA.
Can you transfer a car plate to a motorcycle?
In the UK, yes. You would need to transfer the registration via DVLA.
Why do they cover your rear windshield wiper going through a car wash?
so the wraps that go across the back of your car do lift wiper and sometimes break it off
How do you dispose of your old car legally so that once you dispose that car is no more in your name because the car is registered in your name?
It depends which country you're in ! In the UK, you simply fill out the relevant part of the log-book - and send it to the DVLA. They enter the vehicle's details onto the DVLA national database as scrapped. If the car is subsequently seen on the road, the driver will have some serious questions to answer to from the police !
