Driving without insurance – Special Reasons – A Case Study
One day Nikki took the children to the shops in the family car which was registered in her partner’s name (Matt). She was stopped by the police who told her that she was not insured.
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Special Reasons in Driving without Insurance Cases
The Penalty for driving without insurance If you are convicted of this offence you can be sentenced by way of a fine (unlimited) as well… Read More »Special Reasons in Driving without Insurance Cases
‘Special Reasons’ for the avoidance of either a Disqualification or for the Avoidance of an Endorsement of Penalty Points
What are ‘special reasons’ and when do they apply? From time to time and in certain situations a driver at risk of losing his or… Read More »‘Special Reasons’ for the avoidance of either a Disqualification or for the Avoidance of an Endorsement of Penalty Points
The 3 worst reasons for pleading ‘Not Guilty’?
We constantly receive enquiries from people who have already pleaded, or intend to plead, ‘Not Guilty’. Not infrequently a short discussion reveals that callers would… Read More »The 3 worst reasons for pleading ‘Not Guilty’?
Top Tips to obtain a better outcome if facing a motoring offence
Understand the Charge Many drivers don’t take enough care to understand the charge. For example, motorists often confuse Drink Driving with Drunk in Charge. The… Read More »Top Tips to obtain a better outcome if facing a motoring offence
Driving without Insurance – Defences and Mitigation Discussed
The Law in Practice Driving without insurance is a strict liability offence. This means that one can commit the offence by oversight ie without actually… Read More »Driving without Insurance – Defences and Mitigation Discussed
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Driving Without Insurance
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Are you Insured to drive Company Vehicles?
This article explains the ’employment’ defence to allegations of driving without insurance.
What is a Single Justice Procedure Notice?
The Single Justice Procedure A single justice procedure notice is a notice which is sent by post under a relatively new kind of Magistrates’ Court… Read More »What is a Single Justice Procedure Notice?
How to Appeal to the Crown Court against conviction and / or sentence from the Magistrates’ Court for a motoring offence
What you must know if you are considering an Appeal.
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Failing to Stop and / or Failing to Report
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Privacy Notice – General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) Kent Traffic Law encourages you to read the following information carefully. This privacy notice contains information about… Read More »Privacy Notice – General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here we answer the questions that we are asked most often by those facing prosecution for motoring offences.
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Speeding at 127 mph
Speeding at 127mph, surely this Defendant would lose his licence? Recently I advised a client who had been clocked Speeding at 127mph! He was concerned… Read More »Speeding at 127 mph