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UK Driving Licence Paper Counterpart To Be Abolished – 8 June 2015

Posted 1st June 2015 by Marie McBeth & filed under Counterpart driving licence, UK counterpart driving licence to be abolished.

Did you know that from 8 June 2015 the paper counterpart driving licence will be abolished ? (For existing driving licence holders in England, Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland drivers will not be affected). The counterpart driving licence was introduced to display driving licence details which could not be included on the photocard driving licence, […]

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