Most people in this position do lose their licences for 6 months despite contesting matters in court. However, if a motorist is able to give evidence persuasively that he, or others dependent on him, would suffer from ‘exceptional hardship’ then the court might not impose a ban. The situation motorists often face is loss of job and consequent suffering by dependents (such as a partner and children). Beware, this is not an unusual situation and so the courts often rule that this does not amount to ‘exceptional hardship’ (as it is common).
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