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Q How long in advance can I apply to my local council for renewal of my motor vehicle licence?
2nd June 1967, Page 111
2nd June 1967
Page 111
Page 111, 2nd June 1967
— Q
How long in advance can I apply to my local council for renewal of my motor vehicle licence?
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A As from May 18 the period has now been
limited to 14 days before the renewed licence is to have effect. This, incidentally, will now prohibit possible renewal of licences well in advance in an endeavour to forestall anticipated increases in duty. The necessary provisions are contained in the Road Vehicles (Registration and Licensing) (Amendment) Regulations 1967, No, 668, obtainable from HMSO, price 5d.
These Regulations also provide that, when renewing a motor vehicle licence at a post office, it is no longer necessary for the registration book to have a vacant space in which to record the issue of the new licence.