DVLA

Some vehicles are linked to criminal activity and used as storage by offenders, the council says.

Industry insiders say examiners now earn significantly less than instructors and work longer hours.

A driving expert fears "reckless" motorists are being let loose having cheated on their tests.

A BBC investigation finds seven companies on the platform selling plates without checking customers' documents.

Private plates are increasingly being seen as an investment, often never even being used on a car, say experts.

The government says technology should "make people's lives easier" but any system won't be mandatory.

Hilary Parker is facing fines for a truck she knows nothing about that is registered to her home.

Drivers must pay the tax and a £100 release fee if their vehicle has been clamped by the DVLA.