Welcome to  Motorsville UK  Latest News  Some of the MotorsvilleUK road tests are also available on Video Watch them here Advertisement l l l l Home New Models Indu Green News Odds n’Ends See the complete Road Test list www.tigerblinds.co.uk Drivers to be released from      ‘reams of red tape’ SsangYong Korando Drivers are to be released from reams of red tape currently required by government, Transport Secretary Justine Greening announced today. As a result of the Road Transport Red Tape Challenge – the government-wide process to get rid of unnecessary, burdensome and overcomplicated regulation – the Department for Transport is: Scrapping the regulation requiring motorists to hold a paper counterpart to their driving licence by 2015 – saving drivers up to £8m. ■Improving the regulation surrounding the notification process for vehicles that are not in use on the road (Statutory Off Road Notification or SORN). Once drivers have notified the DVLA that their vehicle is SORN, they will no longer have the burden of annual SORN renewal. ■Only issuing hard copies of V5C vehicle registration certificates for fleet operators when needed, with the potential for this to be rolled out to private motorists. ■Introducing a limited exemption from drivers’ hours rules so that those who also drive as Territorial Army reservists in their own time can continue to do so. Following a vigorous process of challenge, both by the public and within Whitehall, a total of 142 road transport regulations will now be scrapped or improved. Justine Greening said: "Motorists shouldn’t have to keep numerous bits of paper just to prove they can drive and have bought insurance – we live in the digital age and we need to embrace that.” "Reducing the number of rules and regulations in our life is absolutely vital to removing barriers to economic growth and increasing individual freedoms. This whole process just proves that there’s so much sitting on our statute books that at the very least needs a good spring clean or can be scrapped entirely." Department for Transport (National) Toyota Yaris Suzuki Swift Sport Range Rover Evoque SEAT Leon Audi Q3