Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
UK drivers who passed before 2014 may have expired photocard licences and must renew to avoid fines or vehicle seizure.
Drivers who passed their test before 2014 may have expired photocard licences, as renewals are required every 10 years under the Road Traffic Act 1988.
Failure to renew can result in a £1,000 fine, vehicle seizure, and loss of legal ID during police stops.
The expiry date is listed in section 4b on the front of the card.
Renewal via GOV.UK costs £14 and takes about five days, while postal and Post Office options cost £17 and £21.50 respectively.
Experts recommend avoiding third-party sites that charge extra fees.
The government has not mandated an eye test during renewal, but safety advocates suggest it.
Those who no longer drive should return their licence to the DVLA.
Los conductores del Reino Unido que pasaron antes de 2014 pueden haber expirado las licencias de tarjeta fotográfica y deben renovarlas para evitar multas o incautación del vehículo.