A paper-only driving licence is valid if it is fully up to date. From 1998 - when the paper-only system was scrapped - a plastic licence was handed out along with the old-school paper counterpart.

According to documents, officials hope the new smartphone-based licence could lead to savings of around £45 billion. The ...

A change to UK driving licences will impact 42 million drivers and road users nationwide. According to BirminghamLive, ...

What Drives Me: Everything you need to know about the digital driving license being released in 2025, and why it’s not the end of the road for the plastic photocard.

Digital driving licences are coming later this year, via a GOV.UK Wallet app aimed to make life ... In 1998 the DVLA replaced the old-style paper licence with today's plastic photocard and a paper ...

The photocard driving licence which is primarily used by motorists today was introduced to the UK in 1998. Article continues below It had to be used in conjunction with a paper counterpart until ...

The UK’s driving and vehicle licensing agency (DVLA) ... either, so if you're still living at the same address and clinging on to your pre-2000 old-style paper licence, ...

Digital driving licences to be included in new government app — here's how it will work. A digital driving licence pilot will be launched as part of the new gov.uk wallet ...

As of 1998, photocard licences have been in place across the UK. Paper driving licences issued before 31 March 2000 are still valid. ... 2000 are still valid, until the holder is 70 years old. ...

The photocard driving licence was introduced to the UK in 1998. It had to be used in conjunction with a paper counterpart until that requirement was abolished in 2015. Follow Manchester Evening News: ...