Being taken to Court or stopped by the Police for a driving offence is now extremely common due to various forms of technology used by the Police to investigate and charge people with driving offences. What Are The Consequences Of Road Traffic Offences? Driving offences are typically penalised in the following ways: Penalty Points- each …
Having valid insurance cover and an up-to-date MOT certificate is a legal requirement for all vehicle owners. Here is our essential guide to the consequences of having no MOT or insurance whilst on the road. What is an MOT? An MOT test is an annual inspection that is required by law on all vehicles in …
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Being involved in a road traffic collision can be a very upsetting experience with very serious outcomes. Here are some helpful tips about what to do if you are involved in one.
There is a wide array of driving offences that can often result in fines, points on a licence – and, in more serious cases, driving bans and criminal prosecutions. Below are some of the most common offences. What are the penalties for road traffic offences? Driving offences are typically penalised in the following ways: Penalty …
No matter what industry you work in, it is your employer’s responsibility to make sure that you can carry out your duties in a safe environment, but accidents can and do happen. All jobs can contain some sort of risk element from something as simple as a slip, trip or fall right through to being …
No matter what industry you work in, it is your employer’s responsibility to make sure that you can carry out your duties in a safe environment.
With road traffic laws in Northern Ireland taking into consideration all aspects of everyday driving, motorists may, at some stage, find themselves in the position where they need advice from an experienced solicitor because they have received a motoring fine (Fixed Penalty). H McPartland & Sons have many years of experience in offering comprehensive advice …
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When you receive your driving licence, you take on the responsibility of ensuring that your vehicle is safe and roadworthy. You pay car insurance to protect you should anything go wrong, as well as paying road tax, which goes towards the maintenance of the roads we drive on. Due to how often you use your …
Christmas is a time for festivities and with 2020 being quite the year, we’re all looking to kick back, relax & enjoy this festive season to the full. Even though things are not back to normal yet, the rise in drink driving is expected to be very much apparent over Christmas. Find out about the impact of drink driving.
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