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Feb 2

By MAJ Law

DVLA Toughens Penalties for Vehicle Tax and Insurance Offences - Fines Up to £2,500 Explained

Drivers across England and Wales are being warned to check their vehicle tax, registration and insurance status, as the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) rolls out tougher enforcement measures that could see motorists fined up to £2,500 for certain road traffic offences.

Jan 26

By MAJ Law

Sentencing Act 2026: What the New UK Laws Mean for Motoring Offences, Driving Bans and Community Sentences

Major changes to the UK sentencing system are now officially underway, and they could have serious consequences for drivers facing court. On 22 January 2026, the government confirmed that the Sentencing Act has received Royal Assent, making it law. While the headlines focus on prisons and dangerous…

Jan 20

By MAJ Law

What Clients Worry About Most – And What’s Really Happening Behind the Scenes.

When someone contacts a motoring law firm, it’s rarely on a good day. They’re usually worried, overwhelmed, and unsure what’s coming next. At MAJ Law, we speak to people every day who are facing some of the most stressful moments of their driving lives - and very often, the same concerns come up…

Jan 19

By MAJ Law

Perverting the Course of Justice in Motoring Cases: Why a “Quick Fix” Can Lead to Prison

Perverting the course of justice is one of the most serious criminal offences that can arise from what begins as a relatively minor motoring matter. Every year, drivers who try to avoid penalty points, fines, or disqualification by providing false information to the police find themselves facing…

Jan 14

By MAJ Law

What Our Team Wants Clients to Know About Motoring Law

Common Misunderstandings, Legal Reality & Why Specialist Advice Matters At MAJ Law, we deal with motoring offences every single day. And while no two cases are the same, the questions, worries and misunderstandings we hear from clients are often very similar.

Jan 12

By MAJ Law

Proposed motoring offence penalty shake-up (Jan 2026): What MAJ Law clients need to know

On 7 January 2026, the Department for Transport published an open consultation on changing penalties for key motoring offences, and some of the proposals would be a big shift in how quickly drivers can lose licences, how many points certain offences carry, and how enforcement works. The consultation…

DVLA Toughens Penalties for Vehicle Tax and Insurance Offences - Fines Up to £2,500 Explained

Sentencing Act 2026: What the New UK Laws Mean for Motoring Offences, Driving Bans and Community Sentences

What Clients Worry About Most – And What’s Really Happening Behind the Scenes.

Perverting the Course of Justice in Motoring Cases: Why a “Quick Fix” Can Lead to Prison

What Our Team Wants Clients to Know About Motoring Law

Proposed motoring offence penalty shake-up (Jan 2026): What MAJ Law clients need to know

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