The DVLA has issued an important car tax warning to all road users, with many likely owed hundreds of pounds in refunds.

DVLA chiefs could ban certain drivers from UK roads, with motorists breaking serious road rules at risk of losing their driving licence.

Experts at the DVLA have issued an important warning to older road users with those over 70 most at risk.

Motorists could be caught out with millions of private parking tickets being dished out to road users this year.

The National Police Chiefs Council has highlighted four specific driving offences that could significantly increase the risk of a fatality.

If you drive any of these kinds of vehicles you may not have to pay the annual fee

You could also be prosecuted if you do not inform the DVLA of these issues and then have an accident.

Elderly drivers above the age of 70 may have to consider handing over their driving licence if they notice some of these warning signs.

There have been calls for older drivers to face two assessments when they hit 70, but not everyone is happy about the changes.

Drivers with a common issue have been urged to contact the DVLA in order to reduce the risk of accidents and a £1,000 fine.

Drivers could be caught out by new Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax increases with charges up for many road users this April.

Many car colours are likely to disappear from the roads by 2033, it has been predicted.

Drivers over the age of 70 have been warned that they could be asked to do two things when renewing their licence in order to stay on the roads.

Last January, Merrick Clarke, 69, (pictured) was shocked to see parking fines on his doorstep for a vehicle that didn't even belong to him.

According to car experts at Number 1 Plates, thousands of drivers could be unwittingly putting themselves at risk of a careless driving charge, simply by ignoring one basic responsibility most assume is harmless.