Seatbelt offences While Driving
Today, I am going clear up the mysteries surrounding the offences of failing to wear a seatbelt. It’s the Road

Have you bought a second hand car? Have you been misled? The Misrepresentation Act 1967 may protect you
When buying a second-hand car, it can be difficult to validate the details given by a second-hand car seller. However,

Received an NIP? Check whether its valid
How to check your Notice of Intended Prosecution: If you have been given, or have received a Notice of Intended

Driving without Headlights – a Barrister’s advice
I recently received a question about driving without headlights. Effectively, a young driver had got in a car, and driven

Understanding Drink Drive Penalties – ShenSmith Barristers
Transcription: It’s an offence under section 4(1) of the Road Traffic Action 1988 (“RTA 1998”) for a person to drive,