Renewing or Amending a V778 Retention Document
V778 Retention Document (the green document)
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V778 Retention Document (the green document)
Here you will find a list of all the DVLA Local VRO’s (Vehicle Registration Offices) within the UK.
*Please not that this guide should work as a reference and that the DVLA do from time to time change their telephone numbers or open & close offices.* Continue Reading »
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With so many different types of registrations currently in circulation this guide should hopefully be informative and educational to those wishing to learn the correct format and types of vehicle registration marks.
It all began when the 1903 Motor Car Act’s legislation made it compulsory for all vehicles on the public road to be registered and bear a Vehicle Registration Mark as of the 1st January 1904. This was seen as a security measure to keep control of who legally owns a vehicle and to prevent theft.
The 1903 Motor Car Act shaped the formation of what is now considered to be the pinnacle of all registration types.

A 1 issued in 1903
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