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Drivers warned over error that could lead to £2,500 fine and their car being destroyed
The V5C logbook is a paper document that's issued to a vehicle's registered keeper by the DVLA - and it's something you should keep safe. But some drivers are not aware of the risks of not having one.
Drivers urged to acquire £25 document now which will spare them £2,500 fine
The logbook - officially known as the V5C - is a paper document that’s issued to a vehicle’s registered keeper by the DVLA.
Drivers told to get hold of £25 document now or face £2,500 fines
Lacking a logbook can lead to a substantial fine of up to £2,500. The front page of the V5C displays the vehicle's ...
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DVLA urges drivers who have crucial document 'do not share photos of it'
The V5C logbook is an important document that ... you will need the registration number of the vehicle, VIN, chassis number, name of the owner and the address that the vehicle is linked to.
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What is a V5C? Vehicle log book rules for car buyers and sellers
The V5C certificate contains information about the vehicle itself, as well as its current keeper and number of previous ones. During your time as the registered keeper, you will need to store this ...
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What is a V5C? Vehicle log book rules for car buyers and sellers
The V5C certificate contains information about the vehicle itself, as well as its current keeper and number of previous ones. During your time as the registered keeper, you will need to store this ...