Vehicle Tax
Vehicle tax is a Government tax that must be paid for most vehicles that drive on, or park on public roads in the United Kingdom.
Payment of the tax used to be shown by displaying a tax disc on the vehicles windscreen however this is no longer the case.
Vehicle tax is also sometimes referred to as 'car tax' or 'road tax'.
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What should I do if I think a vehicle isn’t taxed?
You can report an untaxed vehicle to the DVLA, however first of all you should if a vehicle is taxed by clicking here to use the free government checking service.
Following the check, if you want to report the vehicle you can do so on the DVLA website.
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What if I think the vehicle has been stolen or involved in crime?
If you believe that the vehicle may have been stolen or involved in a crime then please report this to police on 101. A call handler will ask for details of the vehicle including make, model and registration number. This will allow officers to check whether or not it has been involved in crime, and make necessary arrangements for removal and/or examination.
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What if I have any questions around vehicle tax?
If you want to tax your vehicle or find out more visit www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax.
Useful Links
- If you think that a vehicle is not taxed, you can check to see if it is by visiting the government’s website.
- You can anonymously report an untaxed vehicle on the government’s website.
- You can pay your vehicle tax on the government’s website.