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Drug Driving Law – A Minefield For The Unwary

26/08/2015 by Fiona Pawsey in Road Traffic Law

Drinking and driving is never out of the headlines for long but now another driving topic has captured the media’s attention. The law regarding driving whilst under the influence of drugs has recently seen a big shake up under the Crime and Courts Act 2013. From March 2015 drug driving […]

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Motorway Road Hogs

05/12/2014 by Fiona Pawsey in Legal / Road Traffic Law

Since the government introduced a crackdown on lane hogging in August 2013 motorists may wonder what impact this is having on police policy and, furthermore, they may ask themselves how is this satisfactorily proved anyway? Recently obtained figures suggest that few motorists are being issued with fixed penalties […]

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Driving Without Reasonable Consideration

28/10/2014 by Fiona Pawsey in Road Traffic Law

We’ve all been flashed by another driver. It happens nearly every day you go out in the car and while it’s often clear enough why you’ve been flashed – and it can even be quite friendly of the other driver – there are also many occasions when it’s either downright […]

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Senior Citizens and Still Driving…!

11/08/2014 by Fiona Pawsey in Road Traffic Law

It’s often commented how we are all living – and staying healthy – much longer than we used to and this is great news. However with the welcome improvements in life expectancy which we’re noticing more and more it’s worth spending a few moments considering the significance to driving of […]

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Road Haulage & Parking Disputes

21/05/2014 by Fiona Pawsey in Legal / Road Traffic Law

Road Haulage: The significance of signage in parking disputes. A recent court victory over a parking fine has raised hopes that it could aid similarly affected hauliers. A driver called Nicholas Anderson was prosecuted by Ransomes Europark after he refused to pay £237.50 for a parking fine issued by Proserve […]

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Telematics Motor Insurance and the Black Box recorder

21/05/2014 by Fiona Pawsey in Insurance / Road Traffic Law

Telematics Telematics Telematics Originally the preserve of (young and therefore often riskier) drivers before very long we can all look forward to embracing “telematics” when we are shopping for car insurance. New drivers will be familiar with insurance companies that offer the potential of lower premiums in exchange for having […]

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Drug Driving Law – A Minefield For The Unwary

Motorway Road Hogs

Driving Without Reasonable Consideration

Senior Citizens and Still Driving…!

Road Haulage & Parking Disputes

Telematics Motor Insurance and the Black Box recorder