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Flip flop fines and other ways to get caught out behind the wheel

It's easy to be caught out whilst driving, but the most obvious things are normally signposted. So, if you're keen to avoid a surprise fine, read on to learn about some of the more unusual ways to end up on the wrong side of the law.

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DVLA and Autistic Spectrum Condition policy change: our response

Drivers with Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC), a condition which affects people in different ways, were left angry and confused after the DVLA changed the wording of a policy on its website. It stated that anyone with ASC had to declare their condition to the DVLA or risk a £1,000 fine and prosecution if they were involved in an accident. There […]

80 kph depicted on a speedometer. A speed awareness course should make a driver think twice before speeding.

What is a Speed Awareness Course?

In the UK, speeding is a common issue and a serious problem. Rather than by increasing penalties, the authorities hope they can cut re-offending by encouraging many speeders to take a speed awareness course instead. Read on to learn why these courses exist, who is eligible for them and what to expect if you end up taking one.

A person breaking the law by using their mobile phone while driving.

The Law on Using Mobile Phones While Driving

The law against using mobile phones while driving was updated in March 2017. Ignorance is no defence in the eyes of the law so read this article to make sure you're up to date.