In anticipation of the traditional paper car tax disc being replaced by an all electronic system this coming October, a number of new rules are set to come into play.
The Vehicle Excise Duty, or tax disc, which was first introduced in 1921 will now see, amongst other things, motorists registering their vehicle online to pay the duty. Those who fail to register for the tax will be caught out by automatic number plate recognition cameras (ANPR) which are in place to track each vehicle on the road.
The changes are most likely to affect those buying or selling a used car, and it seems are just part of a larger initiative to both streamline services, and save British businesses millions of pounds a year in administrative costs.
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