What the Law Says In order to comply with UK legislation, all vehicles registered in the UK that are being used or kept on a public road must hold a valid tax licence (tax disc) and display this in the vehicle. In cases where the vehicle is not being used or kept on a public [...]
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Driving Fines
March 31st, 2012 by admin
Motoring offences all carry the potential for the imposition of a fine and when a fine is imposed, the Magistrates must also impose a “victim surcharge” of £15 as well as assessing whether you should pay a contribution to the prosecution costs. How is the Driving Fine Calculated? The overriding approach that a court will [...]
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Driving Fines
March 31st, 2012 by admin
Motoring offences all carry the potential for the imposition of a fine and when a fine is imposed, the Magistrates must also impose a “victim surcharge” of £15 as well as assessing whether you should pay a contribution to the prosecution costs. How is the Driving Fine Calculated? The overriding approach that a court will [...]
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