The driving agencies
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Last updated 14 Oct 2009, review date due 14 Apr 2010
As well as licensing vehicles, the driving agencies decide if people are allowed to drive. They are also responsible for issuing driving licences to individuals.
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Country |
Agency |
Shortened name |
| If you live in England, Scotland or Wales | Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency Drivers Medical Group DVLA Swansea SA99 1TU Tel: 0870 600 0301 Fax: 0845 850 0095 Email: eftd@dvla.gov.uk www.dvla.gov.uk |
DVLA |
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If you live in Northern Ireland |
Driver and Vehicle Agency in Northern Ireland Medical Section Driver Licence Division County Hall Castlerock Road Coleraine Co. Londonderry BT51 3TB. Tel: 0845 402 4000 Minicom: 028 7034 1380 Fax: 028 7034 1385 Email: dvani@doeni.gov.uk www.dvani.gov.uk |
DVA |
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