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Drivers are Still Ingnoring Mobile Phone Laws

By Amanda Jones in Criminal Law on Wednesday, March 24, 2010 @ 09:14

I spend a reasonable amount of time driving round the Shropshire countryside, and the West Midlands motorway network, and I see a vast number of drivers – particularly those in vans and HGV’s on their mobiles.  Therefore, I am not surprised to learn that the Ministry of Justice has... read more

Use of Mobiles in Cars

By Amanda Jones in Motoring Offences on Monday, January 25, 2010 @ 11:28

The news is full of stories about people being prosecuted for using their mobile phones whilst driving.  Jimmy Carr managed to escape a fine, when it was proved he was using his phone to record jokes!  So just what is the legislation surrounding the use of mobile phones in cars?Adrian... read more

Motoring Offences - Need Some Help?

By Stephen Scully in Motoring Offences on Wednesday, September 23, 2009 @ 14:43

I was delighted to be invited to make a short presentation, about motoring offences and the implications for businesses, at this morning’s Employment Law Seminar which took place at the Telford International Centre.  John Merry started things off with a general legal update; I then offered... read more

A couple have lost their legal battle against a speeding fine, after trying to dispute the camera's accuracy because it was set up on a bend in the road.Vikki Fielden was backed by her husband Dr Iain Fielden, a physicist at Sheffield Hallam University, in challenging a speeding ticket she was... read more

We all know how dangerous it is to drive whilst talking or texting on a mobile phone, and are probably aware that doing so is now a criminal offence.  But it would seem that for many people this has not acted as a deterrent, as illustrated by a recent case involving a woman who crashed into... read more

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