UK Motor Law

29/04/2020

Everything you need to know about using your mobile phone when driving, what the rules are and how you can avoid a fine

What are the consequences? As of 01/03/2017 being caught using a mobile phone at the wheel is punishable with a £200 fine and 6 points deducted from your license. Does this apply if you're stationary? Yes! Unfortunately, even if you have been stationary in traffic for some time and are caught using...

14/04/2020

As the UK enters Week three of lockdown, here's how the Coronavirus pandemic is affecting the courts and your case

With almost everyone in the UK on lockdown, how does this affect on-going driving offence cases? Here's what the courts are doing to minimise the spread of Coronavirus As the government lockdown of the UK continues, you may be wondering how this affects the courts and driving offence cases such as s...

11/04/2020

Driving While Banned: Take a look at our latest blog post to find out what happens if you're caught driving without a valid licence and other actions that can lead to severe consequences

What happens if you're caught driving without a valid licence and other actions that can lead to severe consequences So, how can you get a driving ban or disqualification? Committing an offence such as drink or drug driving carry a mandatory minimum 12 month ban. Accumulating excessive penalty point...

09/04/2020

Thinking of refusing a breathalyser test?

Take a look at our latest blog post to learn more about this offence and potential exemptions

All you need to know about Failing to Provide a Specimen If the police suspect that you are driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, they are legally entitled to request a "specimen". What counts as a "Specimen"? If you've been pulled over by police under suspicion of drink-driving, they wil...

07/04/2020

Drink Driving: What are the Facts?

We have added a new post to our blog discussing drink driving, the risks and the potential penalties.

How much can you drink? What are the consequences? What happens? If you've been pulled over for drink driving, the officer will typically request a breath sample to measure the amount of alcohol in your system. The law for drivers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland states that they should have n...

24/03/2020

Facing a motoring conviction can be a life-changing ordeal.

Our extensive FAQ page has answers to many questions you may have.

Follow the link to find out how our experienced team of solicitors can help you.

Being caught drink driving can results in varying penalties which can vary from case to case. A drink driving conviction can result in a driving ban, a fine, points being deducted from your licence. Our team of specialists can help you to keep your licence, even if you are found guilty.

24/03/2020

Emergency laws will expire after two years and will be set out to MPs as ministers prepare to abandon efforts to contain the virus