However, I have to send my licence off to the DVLA and having seen BBC Watchdog
I was a little concerned as I do not want to loose my bike entitlement so I have :
- Sent a letter to my MP. He has been very helpful and contacted DVLA for me
- Kept copies of my licence
- Taken a trip to DVLA in Bristol. They were very helpful. They checked my application, stamped my copy with a DVLA stamp, and even sent it off without me buying a stamp. They also gave me a receipt which at least ,means if I get stopped I do have prove I have a licence.
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Hi Chris, catch up time, Stephen is back from his holidays and is catching up on the posts of his favourite bloggers! Only had time to wave at Ken Ryall in LVCS this morning, won't be long before he retires! This post startled me as I have not ridden a motorcycle since 1991. My group A has continued with my PCV licence renewal. Looking at your hypertext link to the Watchdog website I suggest you go the route of licence revealing to the Police when you had your seat belt problem and the renewal of your motorcycle insurance with it's licence declaration rather than the letter to your MP or a re-test. This whole CBT thing is far greater than what I did in 1978 when the examiner walked around the pavements in Bristol as I rode past on a Yamaha RD125DX.
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