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Spotted an outdated rate, found an error, or have an idea for a new calculator? We'd like to hear it.
UK Driving Tools is run by Prakash. Whether it's a correction, a suggestion, or a question about one of our tools, email is the best way to reach us.
What to include
- 🛠️Reporting an outdated or incorrect rate — tell us which calculator or page, and the correct figure with a source if you have one (a GOV.UK link is ideal).
- 💡Suggesting a new tool — let us know what you'd want it to calculate and why it'd be useful. We can't promise to build every idea.
- 🐞Reporting a bug — which calculator, what you entered, and what went wrong (a screenshot helps a lot).
- ✉️Anything else — general feedback or a question about how a tool or guide works.
Before you email
We can't give advice on your individual case or check your own licence, fine or tax record. For anything with real legal or financial consequences, such as your actual penalty points, a court fine or your road tax, please check with the official source or a qualified professional:
Check your driving licence record — GOV.UK
Vehicle tax rate tables — GOV.UK
Sentencing Council guidelines
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Prakash
Prakash is the founder and editor of UK Driving Tools. He maintains the site's calculators and guides and checks the rates and rules they use against official UK sources, such as GOV.UK, the DVLA, HMRC and Transport for London, before publishing.
Pages are drafted with the help of AI tools and then checked by the editor. He isn't a lawyer, accountant or UK-qualified adviser, so every page lists its sources and states what its calculator can't tell you. Nothing on this site is legal or financial advice.
Pages on UK Driving Tools are drafted with the help of AI tools. Before publishing, the figures and rules on each page are checked against the official source named on the page, and calculator examples are tested against the working formula. Pages are updated when rates or rules change. Our Editorial Policy explains the full process, including how to report a mistake.
Spotted a mistake or an out-of-date rate? Let us know and we'll check it against the official source.