Crossing from UK to France and back on the same day in the same car but with different drivers

I am probably going to have to lend my French-registered car to a relative for his trip to the UK. The day he returns to France I am supposed to be driving to the UK myself in the same car.

Both trips were planned independently of each other a long time ago, but nothing has yet been booked for either crossing and it was only recently that my relative realised he would need to use my car.

Ignoring logistical problems like boats being late, etc, is this likely to cause any major problems with the UK Border Agency or other agencies?

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Can I take my car to France from UK?

Vehicles from the UK can be temporarily imported into France for up to six months in any period of 12 months. In order to stay on the right side of the law, the following documents should always be carried: Full, valid UK driving licence. Proof of ID (passport)

Do you need different car insurance to drive in France?

Driving in France FAQsA green card from your car insurance provider isn't needed to drive in France. However, you will need to have at least third-party insurance cover on your car before you take it into France.

Can I take my car to France?

Make sure that they are in order and readily available to avoid the risk of a police fine or even having your car taken away. You will need: A valid full (not provisional) driving licence. A vehicle registration document (V5c) - the original not a copy, called "carte grise" (grey card) in France.

Do I need a GB or UK sticker to drive in France?

From 28 September 2021, you must identify that your vehicle is from the UK when driving abroad. If your number plate includes the UK identifier with the Union flag (also known as the Union Jack), you do not need a UK sticker to drive in France.

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