Motoring Law Articles
A whole host of articles in relation to Motoring Law. We have put together useful articles which cover new laws, changes in existing laws – as well as advice and useful information from our award-winning team.
This is an invaluable resource in Motoring Laws.
Changes to Sentencing for Causing Death By Dangerous Driving
A review to the sentencing guidelines for causing death by dangerous driving could see stiffer sentences handed out. Find out why here…
Could Sobriety Tags Help Reduce Alcohol-related Crime?
The use of sobriety tags are being used to combat alcohol-related crime, but how effective are they? We look at recent studies into their use.
Drug Driving Rehabilitation Course Under Consultation
Drug Driving Rehabilitation Courses are being considered by the Govenment – here we look at the considerations and implications.
Automated Vehicles – Law Commission Review Offers Guidance
As automated vehicles become more prominent, The Law Commission has helped compile a report into the legalities of their use and safety.
Aiding and Abetting Causing Death By Dangerous Driving
Resale Price Maintenance Agreements are illegal. Here we look at what they are, the implications and recent examples of penalties issued.
Resale Price Maintenance Agreements – Are they illegal?
Resale Price Maintenance Agreements are illegal. Here we look at what they are, the implications and recent examples of penalties issued.
Drink Driving Offences – All You Need to Know
With increased focus on drink driving from police forces across the UK at this time of year here’s what our guide on what you need to know.
Towing a Caravan or Trailer and the Law
If you passed your driving test after 1997 you need to take a test to tow a caravan or trailer. The law is due to change and we look at the implications.
Use of Mobile Phones Whilst Driving
The Prohibited used of mobile phones whilst driving has been extended. Here we look at the changes and the implications.
Uber and issues with Plying for Hire
With the rise in popularity of Uber – issues regarding the offence of “plying for hire” have come to the fore – but what is “plying for hire”?