DVLA

The DVLA, or Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, is a government organization in the UK responsible for maintaining the database of drivers and vehicles. Its main tasks include issuing driving licenses, registering vehicles, and ensuring that drivers pay their road tax. The DVLA also conducts various road safety initiatives and collects information related to driving offenses. Essentially, it plays a crucial role in regulating who can drive on UK roads and ensuring that vehicles meet legal standards. This helps maintain road safety and facilitates smooth transportation across the country.