UK motorists could face a serious fine if they don't notify the DVLA that the vehicle that they own will be kept off the road during the winter.
Drivers have been warned to make sure they notify the DVLA when carrying out the processes for keeping their vehicles off the road during the winter this year.
According to experts at Leasecar.uk, more and more people are choosing not to use their cars due to petrol and diesel prices increasing, putting more pressure on the purse strings. When a vehicle has been given a SORN, it means you can't drive or park it on any public road, and it must be kept on private land.
A warning letter with a fine will be sent via post from the Motorists Insurance Bureau if drivers are caught out.
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