Articles from Lawyers
Below you will find useful articles written by experts in law and blog entries from recent Kang & Co Solicitors events
Can Speeding be Classed as Dangerous Driving?
It should be of no dispute that the consequences of speeding can be severe, ranging from increased stopping distances and reduced control over the vehicle to a higher likelihood of collisions. In the United Kingdom, if a driver is caught speeding, the usual penalties...
What is an Extended Retest and How Does it Work?
Road safety is a top priority in the United Kingdom and ensuring that all drivers are safe and competent on the road is essential. This commitment to road safety is reflected in the process of extended re-tests for drivers who find themselves in Court for more serious...
What is the Procedure for Appealing a Motoring Offence Sentence?
Being charged with a motoring offence can be a stressful and daunting experience. Whether it's a charge for speeding, drink drive or any other motoring violation, you do have the right to appeal the outcome if you believe it to be unjust. It is important to note...
What Happens If You Don’t Pay the Court Fine for A Motoring Offence?
The United Kingdom has a well-established legal system that relies on fines/financial penalties as a means of penalising individuals for various offences. These fines can be issued by the Court for a wide range of reasons, from simple motoring matters to more serious...
What Amounts to Driving Whilst Unfit Through Drink?
The offences of Driving with Excess Alcohol and Driving Whilst Unfit Through Drink are both serious offences related to impaired driving because of the consumption of alcohol. Confusion often arises between the offences and whilst they are similar, there is a crucial...
What Are the Defences That Are Potentially Available for Speeding
In the United Kingdom, the motoring offence of speeding is a common occurrence which can have significant consequences; These include fines, penalty points, and potential disqualification from driving. Speeding is a strict liability offence, this means that the mens...
What Do the Police Need to Prove for Drink Driving in the UK?
Driving under the influence of alcohol is a serious offence with potentially severe consequences. In the United Kingdom, the police follow specific procedures to prove cases of drink driving. Understanding what the police need to establish can shed light on the legal...
Using a Mobile Phone Whilst Driving: What is The Current Law?
In today’s digital age and the era of smartphones and constant connectivity, mobile phones have become an indispensable part of our lives. We can now do almost anything with our phones such as controlling the temperature and light switch at home, compiling a playlist...
What Happens if You Get Caught Driving Whilst Disqualified?
Driving is a privilege granted to those who have demonstrated their ability to do so responsibly and safely. However, some individuals find themselves in situations where they are disqualified from driving due to various reasons, such as accumulating too many penalty...
What is the Difference Between a Driving Ban and Revocation of a Driving Licence?
In the UK, a driving ban and revocation of a driving licence are two distinct legal actions that take place within the Legal Justice System. Each with its own set of implications and consequences for motorists. In this article, we will delve into the key differences...