No Insurance

It is the law to have third party insurance; non-compliance with this law is a serious motoring offence. If caught, the police may issue you with a Fixed Penalty of £300 and 6 points on your licence, but if the matter goes to court, you may be required to pay a substantial fine, receive 6 or 8 penalty points, or even be disqualified from driving. Our expert lawyers can give quality advice, assistance, and representation, and are your best chance of holding onto your licence.

We understand that issues surrounding lack of insurance can arise perfectly innocently, through genuine mistakes, for example assuming that comprehensive cover means you are able to drive other vehicles, to sons and daughters assuming they are covered by their parents’ policies. Criminal Defence Solicitors can help to resolve these issues.

A lot of motorists also don’t realise that they can be convicted of an insurance offence without ever driving. One extremely common offence is allowing another individual to drive your car or vehicle without insurance. This particular offence is increasingly common, as police detection methods have improved significantly.

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