Dangerous driver caught by police
A driver is to appear before Oxford Magistrates Court charged with committing a number of driving offences, reports the Oxford Mail. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Smartphone use more dangerous than drink driving
Using smartphones for social networking while driving is more dangerous than drink driving or being high on cannabis behind the wheel, according to research published by the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists). Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Scottish drivers urged to drive more safely
More than 70% of drivers in Scotland admit to taking risks whilst driving, and just over half confess to speeding, according to research carried out by the Scottish Government as it launches a new campaign with Road Safety Scotland (part of Transport Scotland), encouraging drivers to consider how they can reduce their ‘risk factor’ on country roads. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Police figures reveal dangers of morning-after motoring
More than one in ten motorists (13%) who were arrested for drink-driving last year were caught between 5am and 12 noon, according to new statistics. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Police chiefs warn against speeding
Police across Scotland are cracking down on drivers who ignore speed limits and/or drive inappropriately for the conditions and surroundings. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Report reveals the risk of driving on cannabis
A recent report published by the British Medical Journal has shown that drivers who smoke cannabis within three hours of getting behind the wheel double the risk of a serious crash. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Campaign to tackle uninsured driving
MP Karl McCartney has been recognised by the charity Brake and Direct Line for his campaign for tougher penalties for uninsured drivers. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
DPP announces criminal charges in connection with speeding offence
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Keir Starmer QC, has announced that Mr Christopher Huhne and Ms Vasiliki Pryce are to face criminal charges for perverting the course of justice. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Praise for police efforts in tackling drink and drug driving
The charity Brake has welcomed police efforts to catch drunk and drug drivers over the Christmas period, but warns that more must be done by government to stamp out this deadly menace. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
Results of festive drink drive campaign
uring the final week of the annual ACPOS Festive Drink Drug Drive Campaign, police officers across Scotland have detected 131 offenders who were driving whilst over the legal alcohol limit. Contact McSporrans today for expert legal advice on this subject.
