19th January 2015
The Government’s Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin has announced that he is considering A change in the law. It would see the number of penalty points on your driving licence for being caught using a mobile telephone or similar device whilst driving doubled from 3 to 6 points. Two similar convictions in 3 years would mean an automatic 6 months disqualification for accumulating 12 points; unless the Court find exceptional hardship.
You can read about the Daily Mirror’s campaign against mobiles in cars here.
David Williams is able to offer advice if you have been charged with any of these offences in Dorset, Wiltshire or Hampshire courts and provides an initial free consultation.
For all traffic offences please contact David Williams on 07793 055104 or david@jwlaw.co.uk.
I am situated in Ferndown, but I am happy to see clients in Poole, Bournemouth, Wimborne and the surrounding and areas. Please see my Services page to see what sort offences can be defended.
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