Driving without Insurance

Driving without insurance is on the rise due to a number of reasons, but principally down to the current economic climate.

The Automatic Number Plate Recognition System (ANPR) tells police officers immediately if a car is uninsured and they have the right to seize a vehicle.

The police can offer fixed penalties of 6 points and a £200 fine, while a Court will consider imposing 6-8 points. For the most serious offences, a 12-month motoring ban may be imposed.

If you have been accused of driving without insurance, please contact our specialist motoring team for advice today.

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