Off Topic Drivers unaware of licence changes !

Never given me any bother when i've been wild camping in Anfield cemmy

 

I've been caught out with MOT expiring a month earlier.

But not caught out by the bizzies fortunately.

I hear there's a way dvla can send you a reminder by text.

One MOT garage gave me a small sticker which goes on the inside of the windscreen. This sticker gives me the date of MOT expiring next year.

 

Definitely not.

 

Must be worth a few quid.

 

Where man? Could save me more than 500 per year.

 

These days you cannot get away with not doing your MOT. They have the record online.

 

They're scared of ghosts.

Shoulda wore something dark instead of a white sheet and they'd have deffo nicked you.

 

But that sheet was my tent. Wearing your tent saves weight and room in the backpack

 

You should patent it, you'd get Brewster's.

 

Nah my business plan for bare monies is to keep nicking the flowers off the graves and selling them on the push cart... why i was there innit

 

Second time I was done for speeding, I was too careless because drivers driving in opposite direction
were flashing me..(.before introduction of camera).one bobby just jumped on the road suddenly , I applied my break too hard not to hit him and my car turned in the opposite direction.

 

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Furious drivers blast DVLA 'farce' as website crashes on day paper licences abolished
FURIOUS drivers have reported problems accessing the DVLA's website - the day it abolished paper licences.
By Oli Smith
PUBLISHED: 14:51, Mon, Jun 8, 2015 | UPDATED: 15:28, Mon, Jun 8, 2015

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Driving licence rules have changed today
Motorists trying to access the new online system to hire a car have run into DVLA website difficulties.

The online faults come after the DVLA boasted that they had been working on the new system "for months".

The abolition of the paper driving licence counterpart officially took effect this morning.

From now on, all evidence of driving convictions and endorsements will be stored online.

Motorists hiring a car must also access a temporary digital code.

The code is only valid for three days, raising the concern that holiday-goers will have to cut short their family getaways to hunt down an internet connection.

Car hire firm U-drive reported having a queue of 20 people after staff struggled to access their online details.

Richard Stock from the company said: "The DVLA system has fallen over a dozen times this morning".

"Another operator nearby had a queue of customers out of the door."

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Customers trying to access the website were taken to an error page
There was uproar on Twitter as users vented their anger at the DVLA's website breakdowns.

Twitter user PepperJohnPepper (‏@pepperjw) said: " ....the poor standard on DVLA website very much reflects those on the roads today!"

Jonny (‏@Jonny1409) claimed: "It's no surprise that the #dvla website for checking licences isn't working! Shame if you want to hire a car/van! Sort it out @DVLAGovUK".

Phil Waddicor ‏(@PWCFreelance) added: "Can't access #DVLA website to retrieve code for driving abroad & phone line is out too. Absolute #farce".

MemoirsOfA MetroGirl (‏@MemoirsOfAMetro) said: "Looks like the DVLA website can't handle everyone trying to get their code replacements for the paperwork. #fail".

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Phil mocked the DVLA's 'paperless revolution'
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