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Driving without insurance
Jun 3, 2010
Can I avoid revocation for no insurance
Hi there, I been caught on the raod by the police with no insurance. It was my misunderstanding. I was insured in my dad's car as a named driver. I thought i could drive other cars as far as the car i was driving is fully insured. Obvisiouly when they caught that wasn't the case. What can i do in order to not getting points on my license? can i go to court and make it a court case? if i do so, what are the chances of me winning the case? please help me out.
Category: Driving without insurance
Posted by: patterson
You would need to get the court to give you a short ban instead of the points. You have to be very careful not to make the court feel manipulated and put forward compelling mitigation.
I don't know the national statistics for those that succeed in doing this but we help almost 90% of our new drivers avoid revocation and I will be happy to help you in writing for a fixed fee of £250 plus vat or by sending an advocate to court with you for £500 plus vat