Driving Offences

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Who is Legally Responsible for a Self-Driving Car Accident?

In March of this year, the first recorded fatal collision involving a self-drive car and a pedestrian occurred in Arizona in the USA. While the case is ongoing, there are a number of vital elements that may affect its outcome. The first is that the pedestrian in question was wheeling...

Driving Law vs. Driving Etiquette

When it comes to driving, most people are fully aware of the laws that have been put in place for the safety of road users and pedestrians. However, there are a lot of rules that are just driving ‘etiquette’, and aren’t actually the law. In this blog we...

7 Driving Myths Debunked

With so many dos and don’ts, motorists have been subjected to a lot of driving myths regarding what is and what isn’t a driving offence. From drinking to road rage, we have gathered the biggest rumours to break down whether they’re true or false.

Mobile Phone Driving Laws Explained

While the Telegraph has reported that driving offences have been significantly reduced due to the introduction of tougher driving laws, there are still a significant amount of drivers still attempting to use a mobile phone while at the wheel.

Understanding Driving Penalties in the UK

Most regular drivers will have already heard of the penalty point system which aims to penalise drivers for unsafe activity or committing driving offences whilst behind the wheel. If you have been found guilty of committing a driving offence or you have been directly or indirectly involved in a road...

Changes to MOT in the UK – May 2018

Anyone who owns a car, van, motorcycle or any other light passenger vehicle will know that the MOT is an important annual test to ensure that the vehicle is suitable for road-use.

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