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Welcome to our Useful Links page. A collection of trusted resources to help you make informed decisions about buying, selling, and maintaining your vehicle. Whether you’re purchasing your next car or scheduling a repair, these links will guide you to reliable tools and official information.

 

Suggested Webpage Section: Useful Links & Resources

 

Government & Regulatory Links

Provide official sources for vehicle ownership, registration, and compliance:

GOV.UK – Vehicle Registration – Register a vehicle, change ownership.

GOV.UK – Driving Licences – Information on licences and penalties.

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) – Vehicle inspections, MOTs, and roadworthiness.

DVLA Vehicle Information – Check vehicle history, tax, or MOT.

 

Buying & Selling Vehicles

Support users with safe transactions:

GOV.UK – Buying & Selling a Vehicle – Official process for ownership transfers.

AA – Car Buying Guide – Tips on buying used or new cars safely.

Which? – Buying a Used Car – Expert guidance and checks before purchase.

 

Vehicle Maintenance & Safety

Provide resources for proper care and legal requirements:

DVSA MOT & Roadworthiness – MOT booking and info.

AA – Car Maintenance Tips – Routine servicing and repairs.

RAC – Car Care & Safety Advice – Tips for vehicle safety and maintenance.

 

Additional Useful Resources

Extras for UK drivers and car owners:

Park Mark – Safer Parking – Approved safe car parks.

Fuel Prices & Tax – Information on fuel duty and pricing.

Green Motoring Advice – EV grants and low-emission vehicles info.

 

Consumer Protection & Complaint Procedures & Third Party Support

Help users resolve disputes or check legitimacy:

Citizens Advice – Vehicle Complaints – Guidance on complaints with car purchases or repairs.

Trading Standards – UK – Reporting scams or unfair practices.

Motor Ombudsman – Dispute resolution for vehicle sales and repairs.

Alzheimer’s Society – provides carers, counselling, and research to assist those affected by Alzheimer’s.

Carers Trust – directly helps unpaid carers by influencing policy, advocating for research and providing resources to professionals.

National Domestic Abuse Helpline – provides refuge services and counselling to individuals suffering from abuse.

FRANK – provides impartial information about narcotics. Also offers advice for emergency and support.

Alcoholics Anonymous – supports alcoholics to recover with sobriety programs. Focuses on anonymity to remove any shame or guilt associated with addiction.

Gamblers Anonymous – provides supportive programs for addicts and their partners or families. Focuses on anonymity to remove any shame or guilt associated with addiction.

Samaritans – confidential telephone services for anyone suffering from mental health issues

Mind – confidential telephone services for anyone suffering from mental health issues. Also

StepChange – offers advice and support for individuals struggling with debt or financial difficulties

National Debtline  – offers advice and support for individuals struggling with debt or financial difficulties

Moneyhelper – offers advice and support for individuals struggling with debt or financial difficulties

Money Advice – specialist services assisting individuals escape IVA’s

Shelter – offers counselling and legal advice for anyone facing homelessness. Also helps individuals find emergency housing

Crisis – helps homeless individuals access healthcare, employment and financial resources.

Age UK – provides support for elderly individuals, especially in poverty.

Dementia UK – comprised of specialist nurses to aid individuals suffering from dementia and their families.

Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS)

FCA Firm Checker

  • is authorised by FCA
  • has our permission to provide the services you want

(ICO)

Information Commissioner’s Office.

HPI Check

Check if your vehicle is HPI cleared through this useful portal.

Check what engine oil?

Find the right engine oil for your vehicle through Mobile

Check Road Tax / MOT due?

Is your Road Tax or MOT due? Why not check it before it expires via the Government website.

Check MOT history

Check records of your MOT history logs in the government portal website.