Welsh Rugby Star Buggy Fun
The high of the Welsh rugby flanker Powell’s victory over Scotland In the six nations cup has all ended in tears after a rather indulgent evening of celebrations.
The high of the Welsh rugby flanker Powell’s victory over Scotland In the six nations cup has all ended in tears after a rather indulgent evening of celebrations.
It is not only physically driving a vehicle that can get you in trouble with the law, as there is also an offence called ‘drunk in charge’.
Footage hosted on YouTube is beginning to be used by police to crack down on dangerous drivers. Many users are promoting their speeding and driving skill by documenting themselves breaking the law and posting the content online for others to see, something that has become somewhat of a craze for the ‘boy racer’ community.
28 year old Andy ‘Brain-dead’ Powell was reportedly arrested by South Wales Police and charged with “driving a mechanically propelled vehicle whilst unfit through drink” under the Road Traffic Act 1988. Powell was found drunk driving a Golf Buggy near junction 3 on the M4.
If you are convicted of a motoring offence then you will often get penalty points on your license, also known as endorsements.
Speaking on a mobile phone while driving is something that most people all over the world do and that many people don’t see a problem with, however many people do as it has now been made illegal. Although there are millions of people across the world who own cars and who drive, however there seem to be only a few people who actually drive how the law intends, cautiously and mindfully.
Speeding offences are some of the highest causes of traffic incidents today in comparison with that of drunk driving. Some people think that cars are toys and the faster they can go the cooler they will appear in front of their friends.
We live in times when we are in constant need of legal advice. Whether it is on matters of property or on any of our rights; on matters of finance or of motoring, there is always some kind of knowledge we are looking for.
According to British motoring law, failing or refusing to name the person driving your vehicle at the time of an accident is a greater offence than actually driving the car during the accident yourself.
Reckless driving is the bane of our society in todays world. Thousands of innocent people die every year because some moron wants to drive as fast as he or she can to impress their mates, among other reasons of course, a few of which well delve into in this article.