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Sep 8

By MAJ Law

Dangerous Driving: The Law, Penalties and How to Defend a Charge

Being investigated or charged with dangerous driving is a serious matter. Unlike many road traffic offences, a dangerous driving conviction can result in a prison sentence, a mandatory driving disqualification and a requirement to pass an extended driving test before you can regain your full…

Sep 3

By MAJ Law

Raheem Sterling Charged With Dangerous Driving, Failing to Provide and Nitrous Oxide Possession Following M3 Crash

Former England footballer Raheem Sterling is due to appear in court after being charged with dangerous driving, failing to provide a specimen and possession of nitrous oxide for wrongful inhalation following a crash on the M3. The 31-year-old former Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool winger was…

Aug 17

By MAJ Law

UK Motoring Prosecutions Hit 10-Year High as 812,000 Cases Reach the Court

New Ministry of Justice figures reveal that motoring prosecutions in England and Wales have reached their highest level in a decade, with 812,000 prosecutions recorded in 2025. Driving bans have also risen sharply, while hundreds of thousands of motorists received penalty points.

Aug 6

By MAJ Law

Penalty Points Explained: The Driving Offences That Could Put Your Licence at Risk

For many motorists, receiving three penalty points for speeding is seen as little more than an inconvenience. However, what often starts as a single endorsement can quickly escalate into something far more serious. Whether it's a momentary lapse in concentration at a set of traffic lights, using a…

Aug 4

By MAJ Law

Merseyside Police Introduces Evidential Roadside Breath Testing: What It Means for Drink-Driving Investigations

Merseyside Police has become the first police force in the UK to operationally deploy evidential roadside alcohol-testing technology, marking one of the most significant developments in drink-driving enforcement for many years. The new technology has the potential to change how drink-driving…

Jul 28

By MAJ Law

Mobile Phone Driving Offences & AI Cameras: What Every UK Driver Needs to Know

Using a mobile phone whilst driving remains one of the most common motoring offences prosecuted in England and Wales. While most drivers are aware that making calls or sending messages behind the wheel is illegal, many are surprised to learn just how far the law now extends.

Dangerous Driving: The Law, Penalties and How to Defend a Charge

Raheem Sterling Charged With Dangerous Driving, Failing to Provide and Nitrous Oxide Possession Following M3 Crash

UK Motoring Prosecutions Hit 10-Year High as 812,000 Cases Reach the Court

Penalty Points Explained: The Driving Offences That Could Put Your Licence at Risk

Merseyside Police Introduces Evidential Roadside Breath Testing: What It Means for Drink-Driving Investigations

Mobile Phone Driving Offences & AI Cameras: What Every UK Driver Needs to Know

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