Drink Driving Offences
The following limits apply in all drink-drive cases: 35 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath 80 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood 107 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of urine
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Driving Penalties Fines Ban
What are the consequences of different driving offences? Death by Dangerous or Reckless Driving 14 years Unlimited Fine Obligatory Driving Ban, Minimum 2 Years. Compulsory Driving Re-test 3-11 Penalty Points (if not disqualified) Dangerous Driving:
Drink Driving Conviction Consequences
Driving or attempting to drive whilst above the legal limit or unfit through drink carries a maximum penalty of 6 months imprisonment, a fine of up to £5,000, 3 to 11 points on your driving
Death By Dangerous Driving
With so many factors affecting both culpability and the nature of the sentence, it is important that if you are being prosecuted for death by dangerous driving you get professional advice from an expert UK
Driving Without A Licence
Driving without a valid license will get you a penalty of 3-6 points and a maximum fine of £1000. The court can also issue a driving ban which stops you from obtaining a driver’s license
Death By Dangerous Careless Driving
With so many factors affecting guilt and the nature of the sentence, it is essential that if you are being prosecuted for death by dangerous driving, you get professional advice from an expert UK solicitor
Dangerous Driving Charges
Dangerous driving falls into three general categories: Dangerous driving Careless driving Death by dangerous driving Sports Cars, The F1 Blog To be guilty of dangerous driving, you must have driven in a way that “falls
SP30 Exceeding Statutory Speed Limit On Public Road
The severity of a speeding offence depends on how fast you were travelling in relation to the legal speed limit on the road. Speeding is considered an “absolute offence” which means that unless you can
Failure To Furnish
When a vehicle is alleged to have committed a road traffic offence but is not stopped at the time, the registered keeper must be issued with a ‘Notice of Intended Prosecution‘ within 14 days. This
Keeping Your Licence
Many road traffic offences carry a discretionary disqualification. As such the court may impose disqualification depending on the circumstances of the case and the personal circumstances of the motorist. A number of road traffic offences require