Apparently they will need this money as a Department for Transport's survey published today shows that the number of vehicles without road tax doubled to 560,000 this summer, since the paper tax disc was abolished in October 2014.
The loss in revenue for the government is "significant", he said, having risen from £35m in 2013 to an estimated £80m now "and, it has to be pointed out, far exceeds the forecast £10m efficiency saving"
(see BBC and other news sites - not linked as per Avant's instruction).
Who didn't see that coming? Apart from the DVLA that is...
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