The government has made changes to the laws which govern learner drivers and where they can drive, allowing them onto the motorway network for the first time. Under Regulation 2 of the Motorways Traffic (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations...
Our specialist lawyers have extensive experience of acting for clients who have accumulated 12 or more points on their licence and face a driving ban under the totting up provisions. We enjoy an impressive success rate and over the last 12 months we have avoided disqualification for over 90 per cent of our clients. To discuss your case with a member of the team call us now on 0203 816 9274.
Where a motorist accumulates 12 or more points within a three year period they will be liable for disqualification for a minimum period of six months in accordance with the totting up provisions contained within the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988. This three year period is calculated from the date the offence is committed rather than the date of conviction. It is possible to avoid a totting up disqualification where a motorist can persuade the Court that they would suffer exceptional hardship as a result.
