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DickieMint | 13:38 Fri 25th Aug 2006 | Motoring
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Some parking signs have gone up in a private road near me. The owners of the road have obviously brought in this private firm. What happens apparently is, the firm take a photo of the road. If you car is there, they check the number with the DVLC and then write to you, with a fine for �95. I didn't realise that the DVLC just dished out private information. If I see a nice looking girl in a car, can I phone them up to find out where she lives?
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Anyone can apply for DVLA information provided they have a valid reason. For example if a car continually parks across your drive you would be able to ask DVLA for the drivers details. However fancying a girl in another car probably wouldn't constitute a valid reason. DVLA will charge for this info. The parking firm probably has an account and a pre arrangement.
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Thanks for that, Loosehead. Not sure how that ties in with all the current data protection laws etc we have now.
The DVLA have just tightened up their procedures for giving out these details due to theives seeing a high quality car or motorcycle parked in town then getting the address where they can steal it from!

You will need a good reason and proof of identity now.

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