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 Driving licence at 70
719544 Post Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 4:34 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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Shocked With all the postal problems thought you would like to know my recent experience.
Received in post last Thursday 22/10 DVLA reminder for licence application at 70. I am 70 in January. Form even confirms whether or not a new photograph is required.
Went on line and used the HMG Gateway ID and password used for inland revenue submission.
Needed old licence, paper counterpart and passport to hand as these are asked for. After 10 minutes all done and sent. Confirmation said new licence in 8-10 days.
Arrived this morning 28/10 and so ok until 2013. Motor cycle and lawn mowers entitlement still recorded!
Of course I did not have any medical problems from the 14 listed.
Pretty good service. Very Happy
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719566 Post Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 5:10 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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passionwagon wrote:
Shocked With all the postal problems thought you would like to know my recent experience.
Received in post last Thursday 22/10 DVLA reminder for licence application at 70. I am 70 in January. Form even confirms whether or not a new photograph is required.
Went on line and used the HMG Gateway ID and password used for inland revenue submission.
Needed old licence, paper counterpart and passport to hand as these are asked for. After 10 minutes all done and sent. Confirmation said new licence in 8-10 days.
Arrived this morning 28/10 and so ok until 2013. Motor cycle and lawn mowers entitlement still recorded!
Of course I did not have any medical problems from the 14 listed.
Pretty good service. Very Happy



I take it, passionwagen, that you didn't want to keep your grandfather rights to drive iup to 7.5 tonnes, then?
 
719571 Post Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 5:12 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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Hi.....Motor cycle's and lawn-mower's okay, but what about the over 3.5 ton entitlement ? .....Crindle.
 
719573 Post Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 5:14 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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Mine is due in January and have just fought with the D2 form and if this helps they do not need any proof or fees if you have a photo licence

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719660 Post Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 6:35 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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time-traveller wrote:
passionwagon wrote:
Shocked With all the postal problems thought you would like to know my recent experience.
Received in post last Thursday 22/10 DVLA reminder for licence application at 70. I am 70 in January. Form even confirms whether or not a new photograph is required.
Went on line and used the HMG Gateway ID and password used for inland revenue submission.
Needed old licence, paper counterpart and passport to hand as these are asked for. After 10 minutes all done and sent. Confirmation said new licence in 8-10 days.
Arrived this morning 28/10 and so ok until 2013. Motor cycle and lawn mowers entitlement still recorded!
Of course I did not have any medical problems from the 14 listed.
Pretty good service. Very Happy



I take it, passionwagen, that you didn't want to keep your grandfather rights to drive iup to 7.5 tonnes, then?


At age 70 a medical is required to continue with your "grandfathers rights" to drive anything over 3.5 ton.
viator
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719795 Post Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:04 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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viator wrote:
time-traveller wrote:
passionwagon wrote:
Shocked With all the postal problems thought you would like to know my recent experience.
Received in post last Thursday 22/10 DVLA reminder for licence application at 70. I am 70 in January. Form even confirms whether or not a new photograph is required.
Went on line and used the HMG Gateway ID and password used for inland revenue submission.
Needed old licence, paper counterpart and passport to hand as these are asked for. After 10 minutes all done and sent. Confirmation said new licence in 8-10 days.
Arrived this morning 28/10 and so ok until 2013. Motor cycle and lawn mowers entitlement still recorded!
Of course I did not have any medical problems from the 14 listed.
Pretty good service. Very Happy



I take it, passionwagen, that you didn't want to keep your grandfather rights to drive iup to 7.5 tonnes, then?


At age 70 a medical is required to continue with your "grandfathers rights" to drive anything over 3.5 ton.
viator



Yes, that's right viator - but it's a once only opportunity when you reach 70 - if you don't do it at that time you'll lose the chance of re-instating it later.
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719867 Post Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:24 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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time-traveller wrote:
passionwagon wrote:
Shocked With all the postal problems thought you would like to know my recent experience.
Received in post last Thursday 22/10 DVLA reminder for licence application at 70. I am 70 in January. Form even confirms whether or not a new photograph is required.
Went on line and used the HMG Gateway ID and password used for inland revenue submission.
Needed old licence, paper counterpart and passport to hand as these are asked for. After 10 minutes all done and sent. Confirmation said new licence in 8-10 days.
Arrived this morning 28/10 and so ok until 2013. Motor cycle and lawn mowers entitlement still recorded!
Of course I did not have any medical problems from the 14 listed.
Pretty good service. Very Happy



I take it, passionwagen, that you didn't want to keep your grandfather rights to drive iup to 7.5 tonnes, then?


Shocked Considered it but see no reason why I should have the medical at about £100 and then only valid for 3 years when it will all have to be done again. Wink
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719973 Post Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:39 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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passionwagon wrote:
time-traveller wrote:
passionwagon wrote:
Shocked With all the postal problems thought you would like to know my recent experience.
Received in post last Thursday 22/10 DVLA reminder for licence application at 70. I am 70 in January. Form even confirms whether or not a new photograph is required.
Went on line and used the HMG Gateway ID and password used for inland revenue submission.
Needed old licence, paper counterpart and passport to hand as these are asked for. After 10 minutes all done and sent. Confirmation said new licence in 8-10 days.
Arrived this morning 28/10 and so ok until 2013. Motor cycle and lawn mowers entitlement still recorded!
Of course I did not have any medical problems from the 14 listed.
Pretty good service. Very Happy



I take it, passionwagen, that you didn't want to keep your grandfather rights to drive up to 7.5 tonnes, then?


Shocked Considered it but see no reason why I should have the medical at about £100 and then only valid for 3 years when it will all have to be done again. Wink



Fair enough, pashionwagen - if you've no intention of wanting to drive anything bigger, there's no point. It was the fact that once you've renewed your licence at 70, the DVLA don't allow you to re-apply for your lost grandfather right that I wanted to get across. I'm glad you were aware of it because I know one or two people who have been caught out and bitterly regret that the DVLA don't advertise this aspect more widely. Glad to hear of the DVLA's efficiency in renewing your licence though.
 
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I for one intend to be driving 7.5t after 70-it pays £1/hr more so £100 will be covered in a few days.

Also, if I drive the Arto like the 7.5t I have 10cm extra margin, and the ovehang is about the same. So only the ground clearance to worry about!

Can't believe all you other guys have stopped work already! How will B+Q get staff?

Keep Trucking

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719984 Post Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:56 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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Thanks for the heads up re Granddad rights for over 3.5t, I've a bit to go yet but useful to know, if only I remember it, I didn't think £100 was too much for three years though, surely you can get it done cheaper anyway.

Kev.
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