Steve748
New member
I know some of you will know about this but the most important thing is to photocopy your licence before sending it off for any changes. I think it is just another government led plan to get us off the roads.....cynical.....me?....
The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG) is currently investigating allegations that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has 'lost' details of riders’ entitlements to ride motorcycles.
The full extent of the problem is not yet known, but it is likely that riders who have sent their licences to the DVLA to have changes to their personal details and addresses updated, may have their licences returned without the inclusion of their motorcycle entitlement.
It is thought the situation is being further compounded by what seems to be the lack of a back up records system. The DVLA is requiring riders who have been affected by this blunder to provide their own evidence of having passed their motorcycle test.
MAG is advising riders to take photocopies of their licences before they are sent to the DVLA for any updates.
MAG’s Campaigns Manager, David Short, says: “This is a very worrying situation. It will not only affect leisure riders but may impact on professional riders such as police, paramedics and despatch riders”.
The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG) is currently investigating allegations that the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has 'lost' details of riders’ entitlements to ride motorcycles.
The full extent of the problem is not yet known, but it is likely that riders who have sent their licences to the DVLA to have changes to their personal details and addresses updated, may have their licences returned without the inclusion of their motorcycle entitlement.
It is thought the situation is being further compounded by what seems to be the lack of a back up records system. The DVLA is requiring riders who have been affected by this blunder to provide their own evidence of having passed their motorcycle test.
MAG is advising riders to take photocopies of their licences before they are sent to the DVLA for any updates.
MAG’s Campaigns Manager, David Short, says: “This is a very worrying situation. It will not only affect leisure riders but may impact on professional riders such as police, paramedics and despatch riders”.