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Older drivers could be affected by a DVLA rule

Specialists have warned that drivers over the age of 70 "won't legally be allowed to drive" due to a straightforward DVLA rule . Age UK experts have stated that drivers who don't renew their driving licence will not be permitted on the roads, regardless of their years of driving experience.

The law requires individuals to renew their licence on their 70th birthday and then every three years thereafter. Those who forget this policy and fail to update their photocard will face penalties if caught.

These drivers will not possess a valid driving licence , which could also result in their car insurance policy being invalidated, a significant setback in the event of an accident.

Age UK advised: "The DVLA should send you a D46P applic

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