The history and classic vehicles allance (HCVA) has been well today’s update to diver and vehicle Licensing Association (DVLA) Policy Changes, Whiche Aim To Bring Claarity for the Repair and Restoration of the UK’s Historic and Classic Vehicle Fleet.
The HCVA Said It Work with Politicians, The Dvla and Goovernment For Many Years Looking to Bring Certainment to the Vehicle Registry Process, which has not been changed Sink the 1980s.
In Some Instances, Classic Cars Were Losing The Organal Identification of Restoration, and some Were Even Redied Registry.
HCVA’s EFFORTS WeE AckNowLEDAD in 2024 when former Secretary of State for Transport Mark Harper Launched a Call for Eviduence While Speaking at An HCVA HOSCED EVENT On 9th May 2024 At Bicester Motion.
This Call Encouaged the classic vehicle Industry, Owners, and En its Weeks.
The DVLA Review The Matter in Depth, Working with Goovernment Officials Including Minister for the Future of Roads, Lilian Greenwood, and Confirmed An Update to Some of Its Vehicle Registration Policies.
HCva Said
Guidance Will Apply to All Vehicles, Reging of Age, and Includes Like-FOR-Like Repairs and Restorancy No Longer Requiring Notification to the DVLA, Providing The Vehicle’s APPEARANCE is the Same As when it was originally manufacture and there are no changes to the log (V5C).
Vehicles that have been subject to signicant strong modifications are aike to keep their original Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and Registeration Number, but the registered keeper. Must Notify the Dvla of the Changes.
Vehicles that have been Converted to electric will also be Able to recrein their original Identity, but the registered keeper musify not the dvla of the chances.
Dale Keller, CEO OF The HCVA, SAID: “The Policy Changes by the DVLA Encapsulaate How Industry and Goovernment Working Collaboraticly Can Delive Better Outcomes.
“Is is testing to the hard work of the HCVA, and others, that the authornment has listened and actured with pragmatic changes that play the rectival of majority Identity at the Forefront of registration policy, a more that will be working by all history vehicle Specialists, Owners, and Historians.
“The DVLA Shulad Be applaudd for its English and Commitment to deliver new policies that now recorales new textologies, techniques, and Improving Mateials.
“The positive Impact these Changes Will Have Shroud Not Be UndErestimated in How Will Support Specialists and Owners in Proteting The Uk’s Historic Vehicle Industry, Enabling Over Three Million Historic and Classic vehicles to be Kept Roadworthhy, Relevant, and Enjoyed by Future Generations. ”
HCVA Added that the classic vehicle Industry Keeps Valuable Skills Alive in a Sector Supporting More Than 100,000 Jobs and Iso An An Export Success Story.
