Driving and Parking
Motoring offences
Summary
Information about all types of road-traffic offences, chosen for you from trusted organisations.
Key information
- •Information about all types of road-traffic offences, chosen for you from trusted organisations.
- •CPS Driving offences Details the broad range of types of driving offences from dangerous driving to driving without a licence. Which? Speeding fines and tickets explained Your rights on speeding fines, whether it’s worth contesting a speeding fine, being prosecuted, and how technology can help you avoid them. MoneyHelper Speeding fines and tickets A summary of how much speeding fines are, information on when they arrive, when you might get disqualified, and going to court. There is also infomation about the '14-day rule' and implications on your insurance. GOV.UK Minor motoring offences Information on types of minor traffic offences, action that can be taken by the police, and how to appeal different notices. Citizens Advice Appealing a parking ticket What you can expect if you get a parking ticket if you parked in a private car park or on private land. Click on the country next to 'This advice applies to' to get the correct information for you - depending on whether you live in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland. Traffic Penalty Tribunal How to appeal Explains the grounds for appeal against Penalty Charge Notices issued by Civil Enforcement Authorities in England (outside London) and Wales and against bus lane penalties issued by Civil Enforcement Authorities in England (outside London). Unlock DVLA records of driving offences and how they’re shared Information on when your driver's licence record may need to be shared.
Practical guidance
- •Source: [Motoring offences](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/motoring-offences)
Related topics
Driving and ParkingMotoring OffencesParking ticketsPolice and crime
Sources
- Advicenow — [Motoring offences](https://www.advicenow.org.uk/get-help/police-and-crime/motoring-offences) — `raw/advicenow/police-and-crime-motoring-offences.md`
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