Driver Licences
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DVLA D906 Audit Advice
As a user of the DVLA’s Access to Driver Data (ADD) service, Licence Bureau Ltd are regularly audited by the DVLA to ensure that we have genuine and valid authority to access personal data held by the DVLA. The purpose of the audit is to confirm the reason for each Driver Licence check, to ensure…
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Assessing Fitness to Drive – A Guide for Medical Professionals
This guide replaces the previous DVLA ‘At a Glance’ guide, and helps medical professionals to make informed decisions when talking to their patients about medical conditions affecting their ability to drive.
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Non-GB licence holder process
Under current EU legislation, EU member states have the same entitlement as GB licence holders so can drive the appropriate vehicles which their licence entitles them to drive. All non-GB licence holders complete the hard copy D906 Fair Processing Declaration process as normal. If we do invite them via e-Declaration they will be asked if…
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FORS Driver Licence Checking Service
FORS Driver Licence Checking Service assists operators with meeting Bronze requirement ‘D1 Licensing’ of the FORS Standard. The service, in collaboration with FORS Affinity Partner Licence Bureau, is designed to minimise the hassle and risks associated with checking that drivers are safe and legally compliant to operate vehicles, ensuring information is always up to date.…
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Can I check my employees driving licence?
Are your drivers a business risk? If so you need Licence Bureau’s secure practical online solution to driver risk. Licence Bureau provides a number of Driver Licence Checking services to our clients using services provided by the DVLA (Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency). We are the UK’s First Business to Business provider, having validated nearly…
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Drivetech Streamlines its Licence Checking Services
Licence Bureau selected by DriveTech in new partner agreement for ‘licence checking only’ customers Following a strategic review, DriveTech, a leading provider of UK & international driver training solutions, will no longer offer licence checking as a standalone service to new or existing customers. It concluded that ‘licence-check only’ customers are better served by a…
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ADLV Survey Shows Clear and Pressing Fleet Demand For the DVSA To Release CPC Training Data
A recent survey by the ADLV (Association for Driving Licence Verification & Vehicles) has delivered an emphatic business case for the DVSA to allow fleets greater access to driver CPC training course attendance data. The survey of leading transport & fleet logistics managers along with compliance officers & HR directors, was conducted to encourage the…
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As the DVLA ends the DLC Option, the Association For Driving Licence Verification (ADLV) expects marked growth for online checks by Local Authority Fleets
The ADLV (Association For Driving Licence Verification) is expecting a marked increase in Local Authority fleet demand for its online licence services, once the DVLA’s DLC (Driver Licence Check) service ends in December. Currently, the DLC (Driver Licence Check) is used to verify the licences of Local Authority fleet drivers and also to check the…
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Understand non-GB licence holders’ status
Licence Bureau has issued its top tips for fleet operators employing non-GB licence holders, with awareness and systematic processing being the foundations to effective management. According to the Licence Bureau, fleet operators should be focused on ensuring they fully understand non-GB licence holders’ status and follow a systematic process of determining all necessary information prior…
