A driver must tell the DVLA of a change of address. Who is responsible for doing so?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The registered keeper of the vehicle and the licence holder
- Step 1: Both V5C and the licence must be correct. Step 2. The keeper and licence holder. Answer: The registered keeper of the vehicle and the licence holder. Why not the others: The garage, insurer only, and no one are wrong.
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