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DVLA to replace faded 2026 vehicle number plates for free – CEO explains why they faded

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DVLA to replace faded 2026 vehicle number plates for free – CEO explains why they faded

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has announced that vehicle owners whose 2026 number plates have faded will receive free replacements at any DVLA office across the country.

DVLA will replace faded 2026 number plates at no cost.

To address the issue, he assured motorists that the DVLA will replace all faded number plates at no cost.

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