9 Points or More
Consequences
Under the provisions of S.35 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 the Court must order the driver be disqualified for a period not less than 6 months (12 months or more if it is a second disqualification).
Options
The Court now has the power to find in certain circumstances that hardship would be suffered by the individual concerned or by others associated with them. If established to the Court’s satisfaction, despite the existence of 12 points or even more, disqualification can be avoided or a period less than six months imposed and the licence effectively ‘wiped clean’.
We have presented many exceptional hardship arguments and have achieved some remarkable outcomes, even in one case keeping a client driving who had amassed within one three year period 24 penalty points.
If you have 9 or more penalty points and are worried that you may be disqualified because of a new offence, call us free on 0800 069 6000, or CLICK HERE NOW to discuss how your licence, and perhaps your livelihood, can be protected and you can keep driving.
If you have 12 or more penalty points contact us on 0800 069 6000 if you would like to discuss the circumstances or CLICK HERE and complete the details.
