I signed the cheques for the residents association for 25 years, never a prolem, then I needed pay a big bill and for the first time they looked at the sig and discovered that they had no record of any signatories.
I signed the cheques for the residents association for 25 years, never a prolem, then I needed pay a big bill and for the first time they looked at the sig and discovered that they had no record of any signatories.
In article , Scott writes
When I passed my test a "car" licence included HGVs. When the split came in you could keep your HGV licence provided you could demonstrate you actually drove an HGV.
In article , Tim Lamb writes
To quote from my paper licence issued 1978 to replace my original from
1964. (Bit odd as it has my current address on it and we moved here in 1979).....vehicles of groups A,E
and overleaf group A is defined as
Any motor vehicle other than defined in Group X Group E is Moped
Group X is "Motor bicycle which is not electrically propelled road roller; vehicle steered by its tracks; invalid carriage; trolley vehicle".
HTH
And the answer is yes if your current entitlement includes vehicles which require you to have a medical[1] when you reach 70. [1] medical includes eyesight test in this context. excluded are normal cars and vans. Included are HGVs PSVs taxis minibuses etc. Some of these vehicles require regular medicals prior to age 70. For a full list go to DVLA website. Simples.
I actually asked if it was a new procedure so your 'simples' response does not actually answer the question.
Which bit of "yes" do you not understand. And I would have thought it quite simple to go and look it up on the DVAL website as suggested.
No further input from me.
It was a lack of confidence that you understood the question.
I'm not sure why the DVLA website would state historic implementation date. They are more likely to focus on the present time.
No great loss there, then.
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