A drink-driver in the US, who killed a US Navy Veteran, will be charged after his online video confessional led to his arrest.
UK Driving Law
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Sep 13
Driver Remains On The Road Despite 42 Points On Licence
A female driver, with a staggering 42 points on her licence for driving offences, remains on Britain’s roads according to a fresh analysis of DVLA figures.
21
Sep 13
Sandwich-Munching Driver Sentenced For Careless Driving That Killed Cyclist
30-year-old Paul Brown, of Witney, has been sentenced to 240 hours unpaid work and disqualified from driving for 12 months after killing a cyclist whilst eating a sandwich at the wheel.
05
Sep 13
Road Privatisation Edges Closer Book Theory Test Today Understands
The idea of overhauling Britain’s Highways Agency, making it a part privatised system and allowing for greater financial freedom, first emerged in March 2013.
22
Aug 13
New Police Powers to Handout Fines for Motorway Offences come into force Friday 16th August
New £100 on-the-spot fines will come into force on Friday 16th August as police are empowered to deal with drivers hogging the middle & outside lanes of Britain’s motorways and those who tailgate other road users.
16
Aug 13
Illegal Immigrants Granted UK Driving Licences
A number of undocumented immigrants residing in Britain, and awaiting decisions on their UK immigration status, have been taking UK driving tests and receiving a driving licence a recent report has revealed.
07
Aug 13
Drivers to be given 15 minute Grace Period to Park on Double Yellow Lines
New plans could see motorists granted a 15 minute ‘grace period’ to park, free of charge, on double yellow lines, booktheorytesttoday.com has learned.
03
Aug 13
High Court Prevents Researchers from Revealing Information on Cracking Car Immobilisers
A high court ruling has stifled attempts by three security researchers to publish information containing details of how to crack a car immobilisation system.
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Jul 13
Drink Drive Rehab Scheme Undergoes Overhaul | Book Theory Test Today Investigates the Implications
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has revealed improvements to the drink drive rehab scheme (DDRS), Book Theory Test Today understands.
