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Corporate Services Your Interactive document May 2019 DVLA Issue 05 A DVLA that works for you by working with you
Issue 05 Newsletter navigation guide What’s This newsletter is a fully interactive document that lets you navigate inside... by clicking on text and icon links throughout the newsletter. Please see the guide below to help you navigate the newsletter successfully: 01 News and updates Go to last page or next page View or Share your Driving Licence info Diabetes and driving – new rules Go to contents page Bus and lorry driving licences valid for 5 years International Driving Permits Go to feedback page Tachograph update – online service Already it’s been a year since we issued our first ‘Your DVLA’. Taking your trailer abroad – update As we celebrate our first anniversary, DVLA celebrates its Hover-over to reveal information The new Register a Vehicle service is live 50th anniversary and we have included an article looking Go to newsletter section Work for a company and need vehicle info? Clamping down on vehicle tax evasion back over the years. 01 V5C Registration Certificate has changed DVLA through the years In this edition of the newsletter we also Hopefully these articles will be of interest to have articles on the following: a wide range of our corporate customers Copying content 02 • View and Share your Driving Licence and stakeholders. If there are other themes that you would like to see featured in our If you require any of the content in this newsletter for your own news Meet the team (updated) • Glucose monitoring newsletter then please let us know. items, you can click and drag over the 03 • Vocational licences • International Driving Permits I hope you continue to enjoy the newsletter relevant areas then ‘copy’ (Crtl + C on a PC), then paste (Crtl + V on a PC). DVLA by numbers (updated) and tell us what you think of it at: • Tachograph cards update 04 • Register your vehicle to take it abroad bit.ly/YourDVLAnewsletter Our partners and stakeholders (updated) • Register a Vehicle 05 • Enquiring about a vehicle record Our user groups (updated) • Wheel-clamping Hugh Evans 06 • DVLA’s 50 years Corporate Services Manager 2 Digital services • Revised V5C Feedback
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates Using the view or share your driving licence information service correctly An increasing number of DVLA does not endorse this practice. To access view or share your driving The code enables a third party to access customers are contacting us Any Fair Processing Declaration form, licence information drivers must accept the check someone’s driving licence for example D906 previously D796 cannot our privacy policy and agree to share information service. This allows them to about third parties (such as car be used for the view and share driving their personal details (name, post code view a summary of the individual’s driver hire companies and employers) licence service. and National Insurance Number) with record and see only what the law allows asking for their National other government agencies as part of them to see. The information available The view or share your driving licence Insurance Number to input our security validation. This ensures from this service is sufficient to validate the information service on GOV.UK is into view or share your driving designed to be used and viewed directly the individual has given their genuine details provided on the photocard licence. licence information to check and informed consent to share their by the GB driving licence holder only. Drivers should also present their driving their licence details. information. Alternatively, drivers may licence to a third party when using Organisations that need to check driving use the GOV.UK Verify service to the services. licence details should use the view, authenticate themselves. share and check driving licence services The view or share your driving licence correctly. This is to avoid breaching the information service allows individuals to privacy policy and potentially committing create a check code to share their licence a criminal offence under the General Data details with whomever they decide. Protection Regulations. 3 Feedback
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates Diabetes and driving – new glucose monitoring rules Drivers who have Following a law change in 2017, we implemented changes to the medical • If you are using a glucose monitoring system you must not actively use this Group 2 drivers The legal requirement for Group 2 (bus or diabetes that is standards of fitness to drive for people whilst driving, you must pull over to lorry) drivers has not changed. They must with diabetes. a safe location before checking treated with an your device. continue to use finger prick testing for the purposes of driving. Group 1 drivers insulin preparation The changes allow the use of new glucose • Flash GM and RT-CGM users who need to check their finger prick Information for vocational drivers treated must tell DVLA. monitoring technologies for car and glucose must have finger prick with insulin (or those wishing to apply for a Group 2 licence) can be found in our motorcycle drivers – Real Time Continuous glucose monitors and test strips Glucose Monitoring (RT-CGM) and Flash available when driving. leaflet ‘A guide for drivers with Insulin Glucose Monitoring (Flash GM). Treated Diabetes who wish to apply for We have produced a new leaflet, A guide Group 2 Entitlement (bus and lorry)’. • All glucose monitoring systems used to insulin treated diabetes and driving for the purposes of Group 1 driving (INF294), which details the appropriate If you have further queries regarding your must carry the CE mark. methods of glucose or sugar monitoring glucose monitoring and driving please that can be used for the purposes of discuss them with your diabetes usual driving cars or motorcycles. care clinician. Feedback 4
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates Bus and lorry driving licences valid for 5 years Since January 2013, The expiry date is in section 4b of your Drivers 45 or over If you renew both entitlements, you will get driving licence. • complete and return the D47P a new 5-year licence and the bus and lorry driving licences for ‘Renewal of lorry and bus entitlement’ entitlements will expire on the same date. To renew your licence to continue driving medium or large lorries, you must: sent to you by DVLA or a D2 If you do not renew your lorry and bus ‘Application for a driving licence minibuses, buses and Drivers under 45 for a lorry, minibus or bus’ if you entitlement you will be giving up your right to drive these vehicles. You will also need coaches have a 5-year • complete and return the D47PU did not receive a renewal form to renew the licence to get a new 10-year ‘Renewal of lorry and bus entitlement’ validity (categories C, form sent to you by DVLA • complete and return ‘A medical licence to drive a car or motorcycle. examination report for a lorry or bus C+E, D and D+E). • complete the D2 ‘Application for a driving licence’ (D4). More information at: gov.uk/renew-lorry- bus-coach-licence driving licence for a lorry, minibus or Please note: bus’ if you did not receive a D47PU renewal form. If you hold bus and lorry entitlements and the expiry dates differ, you need to renew ‘A medical examination report for a lorry or your licence, even if one entitlement remains bus driving licence’ (D4) is not needed, but valid, by completing a D47 or D2 form. You you must complete the health questions will also need to send a new D4 (unless the on the form. previous D4 sent was within the last year). Feedback 5
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates International Driving Permits On 1 February 2019, There are 3 versions of IDPs available You can find out if you need IDPs for depending on the country you will be your journey – and if so which types – DVLA became driving in, 1926, 1949 and 1968 at a by checking the latest information responsible for issuing cost of £5.50 each. The 1926 and 1949 or from the Post Office. versions are valid for 12 months, the 1968 IDPs for UK licence is valid for 3 years or until licence expiry holders. We are whichever is earlier. delivering this service Over 257,000 IDPs have been issued so far, showing that people are preparing for through 2,500 Post travel in the EU with IDPs should they Office branches be required. across the UK. Previously the AA and the RAC were responsible for issuing IDPs and we’d like to take this opportunity to thank them for their support with the transfer. Feedback 6
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates Tachograph update – online service On 12 March we launched our With applications taking around four Work is also being prepared for driver online service for companies minutes to complete from start to finish it digital tachograph card online services In other news… is much quicker than the previous paper which will be introduced before the end to apply for their first company At the start of April there were based application route. of March 2020. digital tachograph cards. More problems affecting the newly issued than 300 customers have already The next steps online New technology workshop digital tachograph cards. used our quick and easy service We are pleased that replacement Over the next few months we will The introduction of tachograph cards have now been issued and to apply for their first company continue to develop and build additional online services is part of our service are working as expected. digital tachograph card. transactions for this service. Firstly, we will transformation using new open landscape, enable companies to renew their cards cloud technology. It is one of our first online; at this point companies will also services to be built this way and makes it see a new style renewal reminder. This easier for us to adapt the service to meet will be followed by the service enabling changing customer expectations. companies to add additional cards and to https://www.gov.uk/ request replacements. At each stage we apply-company- will ask for customer feedback and use tachograph-card this to ensure the service is the best that it can be. Feedback 7
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates New ‘register your trailer to take abroad’ service goes live On 25 February we This service allows you to register and Why we needed the service plate made for the trailer. The number manage trailers. To create the best service plate must be displayed on the trailer successfully launched possible we gathered lots of customer We needed to make sure that we meet and the registration certificate must be the requirements of the UN 1968 Vienna our new ‘register your insight from hauliers. Convention on Road Traffic, which the available to present to an authority abroad on request. trailer to take it abroad’ https://www.gov.uk/register-trailer-to- UK has ratified and is in force from take-abroad 28 March 2019. Our stakeholders have been really service. supportive, communicating key messages After 28 March 2019 registration Trailers in the mandatory categories must to their colleagues and providing useful is mandatory for all commercial use be registered when travelling in countries insight. We’ve worked hand in hand with trailers travelling internationally with a that have ratified the Convention. the Department for Transport, providing gross weight of over 750kg and for Once a trailer is registered through our input into the legislation linked to the non-commercial use trailers that travel new service, we will issue a secure trailer service. A big thank you to all! internationally and have a gross weight registration certificate by post and send an over 3500kg. email authorisation (valid for 5 days). This includes authorisation to get a number Feedback 8
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates The new Register a Vehicle (RaV) service is live The new RaV service, What began as the implementation of It has also provided greater flexibility, Industry Association (MCIA), National new legislation to capture the ‘list price’ of making it easier to make changes to meet Caravan Council (NCC), Retail Motor which has replaced some vehicles to calculate vehicle tax has the needs of industry, and set us on the Industry Federation (RMIF) and the the old Automated ended with: road of transforming our vehicle services Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders • all new vehicles being registered for the future. (SMMT). Their frank discussions and First Registration on a new IT platform feedback helped us to fully understand the By May 2019, all vehicle manufacturers will and Licensing (AFRL) • the introduction of Application have moved to the RaV service. Already over needs of industry and develop the service as we progressed. service, is now live. Programme Interface (API) technology 1 million vehicles have been registered. for DVLA and motor manufacturers There were a lot of unknowns, but the The service is for to register vehicles Over our 2½ year journey, every vehicle collaborative effort by everyone has shown manufacturer (big and small) told us what motor manufacturers • a simple and intuitive web their requirements were, helped us to how working together can deliver a new and improved service for all. and retailers. service designed to help smaller manufacturers and retailers to build and test the RaV service and gave feedback at every stage. We at DVLA would like to say a big thank register vehicles digitally. you to our motoring industry colleagues The help and support we’ve had from for your help and support. motoring trade associations has been invaluable. These include the Agricultural Engineers Association (AEA), Motorcycle Feedback 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates Work for a company and need vehicle information? We are making changes From 1 June 2019, we’ll replace the How the forms and guidance What you need to do if you use current V888/2 with two new forms – notes will change the current V888/2 form to the V888/2 form the V888/2A and V888/2B. The V888/2A We’ve redesigned the forms and guidance If you use the V888/2 to request vehicle ‘Request by a company is for companies to request ‘keeper at notes with these new features: information, from 1 June 2019 make date of event’ (KADOE) information. The for information about V888/2B is for companies who need to • there’s a new checklist on each form sure you: for you to select the type of request • familiarise yourself with the new a vehicle’. request any other data. The new forms you need to submit V888/2A or V888/2B forms and use will be available on the GOV.UK page ‘Request information about a vehicle • we’ve added evidence requirements them from that date (initially we will or its registered keeper from DVLA’. under each checklist option and fields not reject any requests on the old to input the required information V888/2 form but it’ll be obsolete The requirements to meet reasonable from then) cause and the process for submitting • we’ve streamlined guidance notes to maximise space and provide clearer • read through the updated guidance applications will not change. instructions. ‘How we give people information In early May we are putting a message from our vehicle record (MIS546)’, on the V888/2 form page on GOV.UK. as it’ll tell you which form you need Our Driver and Vehicle Record Enquiries to use. processing team will also be letting customers know about the change in advance. 10 Feedback
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates Clamping down on vehicle tax evasion To raise awareness of our The campaign began at the start The campaign team also took a giant enforcement activities and of 2019 and featured increased clamp to some of the locations, placing on-the-road enforcement activity with it in city and town centres to generate encourage compliance, we media engagement, alongside paid publicity, public interest and reaction. launched an advertising for regionalised advertising on radio, campaign targeting 11 areas Bethan Beasley, DVLA’s Senior Leader in print, poster sites, social media and of Enforcement Partnerships, said: of the UK where vehicle tax various websites. “There really isn’t an excuse not to tax evasion is above the national your vehicle in this day and age. It’s never “Around 10,000 vehicles were clamped average. In 2018, around been easier for motorists – they can go during this campaign in these regions, but 464,000 enforcement actions, online, 24 hours a day to tax and if we’re not stopping there. We’ll be popping ranging from fines to clamping, they’re not sure, they can check whether up across the country on the look-out were undertaken in the their vehicle tax is up to date. They can for untaxed vehicles, and our message is 11 target locations. also check by asking Amazon’s Alexa the same wherever we go: don’t let your or Google Home – all they need is their vehicle be next – tax it or lose it.” vehicle registration number. Feedback 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 01. News and updates The V5C Registration Certificate has changed The V5C Registration Certificate New version V5Cs will be issued from • Our enforcements message has been • Signature boxes have been removed has changed from 15 April 2019, 15 April 2019. The previous version will added to the front page to promote and replaced with declarations in red still be in circulation and will still be valid. vehicle licensing compliance • Document reference number has been we will be issuing a new version of the V5C registration certificate We have changed our forms and guidance • The vehicle details have been added to each section as it improves leaflets to reflect the new version of the V5C. rearranged to allow room for extra customer service and assists with the (log book). data fields. transformation to online services Changes at a glance • We have simplified instructions • Perforations have been changed. • The document reference number • Change of keeper and change of The new larger tear off portion is has moved to the top and the words name or address sections have been highlighted in red and should be ’Don’t share, keep it safe’ have been separated to be more customer friendly used as instructed in each section. added above it promoting security and • Customers are given the opportunity Let us know what you think via the helping prevent online keeper fraud to supply contact details Corporate Services Team. • A multi-coloured guidance section at • Section 6 (new keeper’s slip, green slip) the bottom of the front page helping – name and address fields removed direct customers to the correct to prevent the customer incorrectly section of the form. returning it to the DVLA. Feedback 12
01 02 03 04 05 06 DVLA through the years Feedback 13
01 02 03 04 05 06 Hugh Evans 02. Meet the team Corporate Services Manager DVLA Corporate Services Team The DVLA Executive Team has set up a dedicated Corporate Services Team. Its role is to understand Nigel Rogers Relationship Alison Avo Relationship Alison Kilbane-Griffiths Christine Williams Relationship our corporate customers’ needs, Manager Manager Relationship Manager Manager Support identify opportunities for service improvements and evidence the benefits that changes could bring. Feedback 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 03. DVLA by numbers We collect around We currently hold We are a multi-award £6 billion 48 million in VED driver records winning executive for the government and agency of the 40 million Department for vehicle records £110 million Transport (DfT) Personalised Registrations Last year our contact centre 46.5 million took customers tax We employ 14 million their vehicle online 5,196 calls full-time Vehicle tax evasion is at 1.8% equivalent staff 1Transactions billion Feedback 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 04. Our partners and stakeholders Who are the partners and stakeholders DVLA works with? Charities > National Autistic Society Trade organisations > FLA: Finance and Leasing Association > Nystagmus Network > Age UK > ACFO: Association of Car Fleet > FTA: Freight Transport Association > Parkinson’s UK Operators > Alzheimers UK > MCIA: Motorcycle Industry Association > Royal National Institute for the Blind > Brain Tumour Charity > ADLV: Association for Driving Licence > Scope Verification > MIB: Motor Insurers’ Bureau > British Heart Foundation > Sleep Apnoea Trust > NCC: National Caravan Council > Diabetes UK > AEA: Agricultural Engineers Association > Stroke Association > Disabled Motoring UK > RHA: Road Haulage Association > BIMTA: British Independent Motor > Epilepsy Action Traders Association > RMIF: Retail Motor Industry Federation > Epilepsy Society Individual organisations > BVRLA: British Vehicle Rental and > Headway > SMMT: Society of Motor Manufacturers > The Automobile Association Leasing Association and Traders > International Glaucoma Association > IAM Roadsmart > CPT: Confederation of Passenger > Macular Society > Motability Operations > SMTA: Scottish Motor Trade Transport > Multiple Sclerosis Society Association > RAC > Narcolepsy UK > Royal Automobile Club Foundation Feedback 16
01 02 03 04 05 06 05. Our user groups What user groups are DVLA involved in? Used Vehicle Industry Group Charities Forum First Registration User Group Having such discussions in an open (UVIG) This forum meets every six months (FRUG) forum provides us with a useful means Made up of representatives from the to discuss subjects relating to people with Provides a flexible communication channel of understanding the industry view on a used vehicle industry including dealers, medical conditions that affect their ability between us and vehicle manufacturers particular topic. trade associations and auction houses. to drive. DVLA gives updates on its Driver involved in the first registration of motor The group discusses issues relating to Medical Services and involves members vehicles. The group covers the procedures our services, policies and initiatives for in service development. It also provides and systems through which registrations the used vehicle industry. The first a forum for discussing driver and vehicle are made. meeting was January 2018. related topics. For example, how people The group gives us the opportunity to can maintain mobility should they need make announcements and give progress to give up their driving licence and Fleet User Group (FLUG) updates about our plans for systems driving assessments for people wanting and procedures. In addition, the group Industry representatives responsible to understand how their illness affects allows us to report on recent operational for fleet vehicles and trade bodies. their driving. performance. Users are able to respond The group meets quarterly to discuss The membership comprises of national to our plans and put forward their own our services for the fleet industry. charities who represent customers views, either on planned developments or affected by medical conditions that could on operational support and performance. impact on their ability to drive. Feedback 17
01 02 03 04 05 06 06. Digital services Our digital services now available > Add a driving licence check code > Electronic Vehicle Licensing (EVL) > View Driver Licence (VDL) DVLA has a large using your mobile phone Tax your vehicle (Direct Debit option View your own driving licence details: number of successful Share your driving record (such as available) or tell us it is off the road entitlements, vehicles you can drive, customer digital vehicles you can drive) with a car hire (Statutory Off Road Notification – SORN). penalties, disqualifications, tachograph company or employer using your and CPC data where applicable. services currently mobile phone. > Online Enforcement Penalty (OEP) > Vehicle Enquiry Screen (VES) Pay a DVLA fine online. online, these include: > Bulk Electronic Re-licensing > Personalised Registration (PR) Provides vehicle details including tax Transactions (BERT) and MoT expiry, date of first registration Retain a personalised registration number > Access to Driver Data (ADD) For Fleet Operators to re-license large colour, engine size and more. or assign it to a new vehicle online. Real-time retrieval of driver entitlement, numbers of vehicles. > Vehicle Management (VM) Tachograph and Certificate of > DVLA Personalised Registrations > Certificate of Destruction (COD) Tell DVLA that you have sold or bought Professional Competence (CPC) data Search for and purchase personalised For Authorised Treatment Facilities your vehicle. where applicable. registration numbers online. to inform DVLA of the destruction of > View Vehicle Record (VVR) a vehicle. > Register a Vehicle (RaV) For fleet companies to view their whole For motor manufacturers and retailers > Check Driver Licence (CDL) fleet and drill down to individual vehicles to register and licence new vehicles. You can use this service to check to check tax and MoT status etc. someone’s driving licence information. > Trailer Registration Feedback Register your trailer to take it abroad. 18
01 02 03 04 05 06 06. Digital services Service 2017/18 results Compared to 2016/17 DVLA’s Digital Licence Online Over 5m licences issued 4.8% increase Assign a registration mark online digital 800,000 Access to Driver Data Over 3.5m enquiries made 12.9% increase View Driver Licence 18.4m enquiries made 16% increase Nearly transactions services EVL 33.3m transactions 1.1% increase = 27% increase at a glance Dispose of a vehicle online Over 3m notifications 41% increase Transfer a vehicle to another keeper online Over 1.3m transactions 77% increase Acquire a vehicle from a trader online Over 1.5m transactions 81% increase Assign a registration mark online Nearly 800,000 transactions 27% increase Dispose of a Aquire a vehicle Vehicle Enquiry Service 477m enquiries 25% decrease* vehicle online from a trader Online enforcement penalty payment £9.8m collected ** – 3 million 1.5 million Over Over Direct Debit auto renewals (road tax) 7. 2m renewals 11.8% increase notifications = 81% increase Bulk electronic relicensing transactions (for Fleets) 1.7m transactions 9% increase = 41% increase * New VES API accounted for 321 million enquires that would otherwise be done via VES ** New service for 2017/18 Feedback 19
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