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The DVLA could be abolished – what does this mean for motorists?

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The Independent - UK
By Rebecca Whittaker
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The DVLA could be abolished – what does this mean for motorists?
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Andy Burnham is considering a major overhaul of public bodies that could see the agency merged with the DVSA.

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  • The DVLA could be abolished – what does this mean for motorists?.
  • Andy Burnham is considering a major overhaul of public bodies that could see the agency merged with the DVSA.
  • Andy Burnham is considering a major overhaul of public bodies that could see the agency merged with the DVSA.

Andy Burnham is considering a major overhaul of public bodies that could see the agency merged with the DVSA.

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