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Jul 16

By MAJ Law

Drug Driving Convictions Overtake Drink Driving for the First Time: What the Latest Figures Mean for Drivers

For decades, drink driving has been viewed as one of the biggest threats to road safety in the UK. However, new figures suggest the landscape is changing. For the first time since records began, more motorists have been convicted of drug driving than drink driving, highlighting a significant shift…

Jun 25

By MAJ Law

Festival Drug Driving: Could You Still Be Over the Cocaine Legal Limit Days Later?

Why Benzoylecgonine Could Cost You Your Driving Licence This Festival Season Every summer, hundreds of thousands of people travel across England and Wales to attend some of the country's biggest music festivals. Whether it is Creamfields, Glastonbury, Reading, Leeds Festival, Parklife or one of the…

Jun 23

By MAJ Law

40°C Heatwave Warning: Could Extreme Temperatures Lead To Motoring Offences?

As temperatures across parts of the UK are forecast to approach 40°C, motorists are being warned that extreme weather conditions could have a far greater impact on road safety than many people realise. Whilst most drivers associate dangerous driving conditions with ice, snow and heavy rain, periods…

Jun 10

By MAJ Law

Can You Go to Prison for Drug Driving? UK Sentencing Guidelines Explained

Drug driving is one of the most heavily prosecuted motoring offences in England and Wales, with thousands of motorists appearing before the courts every year. If you have been arrested for drug driving, received a postal requisition or are awaiting the results of a blood sample, one question is…

Jun 8

By MAJ Law

Ghost Number Plates: The Growing Threat to UK Road Safety and Law Enforcement

What Are "Ghost Plates" and Why Are Authorities So Concerned? Most motorists understand that speed cameras, congestion charge cameras and police ANPR systems play a vital role in enforcing road traffic laws across the UK. However, a growing concern among police, lawmakers and road safety campaigners…

Jun 2

By MAJ Law

Is It Becoming the Public’s Job to Police Britain’s Roads

Dashcams, Cycling Mikey and the Rise of Citizen Road Reporting Across the UK, thousands of motorists are now being reported to the police not by traffic officers, but by members of the public armed with dashcams, helmet cameras and mobile footage.

Drug Driving Convictions Overtake Drink Driving for the First Time: What the Latest Figures Mean for Drivers

Festival Drug Driving: Could You Still Be Over the Cocaine Legal Limit Days Later?

40°C Heatwave Warning: Could Extreme Temperatures Lead To Motoring Offences?

Can You Go to Prison for Drug Driving? UK Sentencing Guidelines Explained

Ghost Number Plates: The Growing Threat to UK Road Safety and Law Enforcement

Is It Becoming the Public’s Job to Police Britain’s Roads

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