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DVLA local office closures

Tuesday, 17 December 2013
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DVLA local office closures
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All DVLA local offices in England, Wales and Scotland have now closed.

In July 2012, findings of a public consultation in to the transformation of DVLA were announced.

Many of our services, such as taxing your vehicle or applying for a driving licence are available online. The Post Office® also offer a range of DVLA’s services across a number of branches.

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