General Law

Dec 9

By MAJ Law

Can Needing the Toilet Be a Defence to a Motoring Offence?

Being caught short behind the wheel isn’t just uncomfortable. For some drivers, it’s the unexpected trigger for a motoring offence. Every year, MAJ Law speaks to motorists who have found themselves speeding, running a red light, or breaching road rules because they were urgently trying to find a…

Oct 6

By MAJ Law

BBC Panorama Exposes Toxic Police Culture: Why Accountability Matters in Motoring Law

On 1st October 2025, BBC Panorama aired its latest undercover documentary - “Undercover in the Police.” The programme revealed secret filming inside Charing Cross Police Station, one of London’s busiest. Panorama exposed officers making racist and misogynistic remarks, revelling in the use of force,…

Oct 2

By MAJ Law

Early Removal of a Driving Ban - Section 42 Applications Explained

As specialist motoring defence solicitors, we are regularly contacted by clients who have already been disqualified from driving. Some have only just received their ban, while others have been off the road for years. The most common question we are asked is simple:

Aug 11

By MAJ Law

UK Driving Law Changes 2025: Eye Tests, Drink-Drive Limits, Seatbelt Rules & More

The UK Government is preparing one of the most significant overhauls to driving laws in decades - and if the proposals go ahead, they could impact millions of motorists across England and Wales. From compulsory eye tests for older drivers to a tougher drink-driving limit, and even penalty points for…

Jul 23

By MAJ Law

The Single Justice Procedure: Quietly Convicting Drivers Behind Closed Doors?

Let’s talk about a legal process that’s quietly changing the landscape of motoring prosecutions across England and Wales - and not for the better. It’s called the Single Justice Procedure (SJP). You may never have heard of it, but if you’ve been accused of speeding, driving without insurance, or…

Jul 16

By MAJ Law

The Leveson Report & Motoring Law: A Quiet Revolution in the Courts?

When most people think of motoring offences, they imagine a quick appearance at the Magistrates’ Court - a fine, some points, maybe a short disqualification. But a series of proposals from the Leveson Report (Part 1) could dramatically reshape how these cases are handled. And it’s not necessarily…

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General Law

Can Needing the Toilet Be a Defence to a Motoring Offence?

BBC Panorama Exposes Toxic Police Culture: Why Accountability Matters in Motoring Law

Early Removal of a Driving Ban - Section 42 Applications Explained

UK Driving Law Changes 2025: Eye Tests, Drink-Drive Limits, Seatbelt Rules & More

The Single Justice Procedure: Quietly Convicting Drivers Behind Closed Doors?

The Leveson Report & Motoring Law: A Quiet Revolution in the Courts?

General Law

Can Needing the Toilet Be a Defence to a Motoring Offence?

BBC Panorama Exposes Toxic Police Culture: Why Accountability Matters in Motoring Law

Early Removal of a Driving Ban - Section 42 Applications Explained

UK Driving Law Changes 2025: Eye Tests, Drink-Drive Limits, Seatbelt Rules & More

The Single Justice Procedure: Quietly Convicting Drivers Behind Closed Doors?

The Leveson Report & Motoring Law: A Quiet Revolution in the Courts?

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