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Trade Secretary urged to exclude US cars.
A new report from the National Audit Office reveals the range of possible issues from 1 January 2021.
Road Safety Authority warns drivers permits must be exchanged by end of the year .
Rules on travelling to and from European Union countries will change on 1 January 2021.
More than 71,000 people have transferred their UK driving licences to Irish versions due to Brexit.
Thousands face not having a valid permit after lack of deal between UK and France and flood of applications.
There are new rules causing serious problems in France, Spain and Italy.
Thousands of British nationals may have to take a test to be able to keep driving in France.
British travellers face challenges this year not only from the Covid crisis, but also the effects of Brexit. Here’s the lowdown.
As overseas travel restrictions ease, holidaymakers planning to drive to the continent are being advised on the new rules in the post-Brexit world.
UK’s exit from EU ‘no doubt will have been a factor’, transport secretary concedes.
Number plates in Wales displaying the Welsh dragon or Cymru symbols will be forced to add new ‘UK’ stickers when driving abroad.
Brits taking their cars out of the country can no longer use their ‘GB’ car stickers, as their validity ended on 28 September. Instead, they will have to get a new ‘UK’ version.
British Ambassador Andrew Noble has appealed to thousands of UK nationals in Romania to get their new post-Brexit residence documents before the Dec. 31 deadline and apply for a Romanian driving license.
Latest Brexit red tape will come into force alongside a series of further checks at Dover and other ports.
Another Brexit-related driving change is on the way in 2022, with an extra licence required to bring a van or large car trailer from the UK into an EU country. Here's how the new rule works and who it will affect.
Brits with homes in the EU have been told they cannot drive through France to get there because of new Covid travel rules – and, implicitly, Brexit.
The government has said it could use its new Brexit "freedoms" to ditch planned EU car safety regulations. / Package of measures aimed to reduce head injuries and pedestrian deaths.
Britain may use Brexit "freedoms" to ditch planned EU car safety regulations designed to better protect pedestrians and cyclists, the government has said.
Jacob Rees-Mogg says we should ignore an EU push for speed limiters in cars - but it has the potential to save more lives than seat belts.
UK nationals who have lived in Spain for more than six months will no longer be able to use their DVLA-issued licences.