DVLA and driving

From what I have read (and correct me if I'm wrong), if you have a car that you just use to get from A to B you are 'traveling', and 'traveling' doesn't even need a 'driving license'.

Wish he was on here. Please post an update John

Fill out yellow v5 slip in moody name and address, get a traders policy. Tax with cash with green slip, mot yearly. No more parking tickets, no more speeding fines. Get tugged and you've just picked up a customer's vehicle 👌

@MarkAttwood You can lawfully travel along the highway without any licence but once you use the term 'driving' you must have a licence. That's why they demonised the travelling community because they knew.

I am very happy to see you here. I watched two years ago, and what you were saying about the people that you were picking up, what was in their veins, what was in their body he said it all. I admire you so very much. I really thought they were going to take you out.

Bollocks. The V5 isn’t proof of ownership because it is quite possible for the keeper of a car (ie the person who uses it every day) not to be its owner. It doesn’t mean the DVLA owns your car, you utter nitwit. The bill of sale is proof of ownership.

I’m confused says v888 form is to request vehicle info🤷🏻‍♂️

You are traveling in you own private conveyance ! But you have to de register your car which is what this guy is doing ! Because you aren’t the owner

Where do we get the V888 from?