Disqualification Category

Can losing your driving licence cause more than just inconvenience? At Geoffrey Miller Solicitors, we know the answer is often yes. For many

Are you aware of the legal intricacies surrounding electric scooters (e-scooters) in the UK? Our motoring law solicitors are here to guide you

Are you facing drug driving charges in the UK despite being medically prescribed a drug? Understanding the statutory “medical defence”

If you are convicted of a driving offence, but are not sentenced on the day, the court can, in certain situations, disqualify you while you’re

If you have been classified as a high risk offender, special rules will be applied by DVLA when it comes to being allowed to drive again following a

As a minimum you must have third party insurance cover to be able to drive a vehicle on a road or in a public place. The consequences of driving

Temporary release When you are arrested for an offence, it can be the case that the police do not have enough evidence to charge immediately and may

What if I face charges for multiple offences? Will I receive points for each offence? If you’re charged with multiple offences you may not

If you are thinking of asking Santa to deliver your loved one an electric scooter for Christmas this year, you may want to consult this article

Jeanette Miller talks to BBC Breakfast News regarding motorists still driving with 12 or more points on their licence due to exceptional hardship.

Official figures released by the DVLA this week confirm that there are hundreds of motorists driving around with dozens of penalty points on their

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