Posted: Sat 2nd Nov 2019

Selling your vehicle? Don’t make it easy for criminals

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Saturday, Nov 2nd, 2019

Members of the public are being urged to play their part in “helping deny criminals use of the roads”.

Sergeant Mike Norbury of North Wales Police is encouraging motorists to filling in out the V5 document and sending it to the DVLA with the new keeper details.

You are legally obliged to notify the DVLA of any change and failing to do so could lead to a fine.

Sgt Norbury said: “Often when sales are made via local websites and cold calling, the paperwork is not being completed correctly and the purchaser assures you they will fill it out and save you the effort.

“The paperwork is never completed and the vehicles become untraceable, often used as a Pool Car to commit crime.

“Please help us to make North Wales the safest place in the UK.”

More information can be found here.



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