In the UK, including London, the shortest ban for drink driving is legally set at a minimum of 12 months. This mandatory minimum disqualification applies to anyone convicted of driving or attempting to drive while over the legal alcohol limit or unfit through drink. The law is strict because drink driving is a major cause …
Reckless driving-more commonly prosecuted as “dangerous driving” in the UK-is treated as a very serious offence with strict penalties. The law aims to deter behaviour that puts other road users at risk, and the consequences reflect the severity of the offence. Reckless or dangerous driving in the UK carries severe penalties-including a lengthy driving ban, …
Reckless driving is a serious offence in the UK that can lead to severe penalties, including fines, driving disqualifications, and even imprisonment. If you have been charged with reckless or dangerous driving, understanding the strongest possible defences and seeking expert legal advice is essential to protect your rights and achieve the best outcome. What is …