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Totting bans penalty point ban
Jun 25, 2010
I need to drive for work and my daughter
I went to court for no insurance and they said if i prove that i
need my licence for my job and my doughter i can keep it but how do i prove
that to them?
need my licence for my job and my doughter i can keep it but how do i prove
that to them?
Category: Totting bans penalty point ban
Posted by: patterson
It sounds as though you have at least 6 points on your licence and that the court is going to ban you from driving for at least 6 months under the totting up rules.
The court have invited you to make an exceptional hardship argument. These arguments are not easy. Only 39% of them succeed.
you have to prove to the court that banning you from driving would cause you and those that rely on you exceptional hardship.
What do you do for a living Brent, do you need to be able to drive? Tell me more.
What went wrong with your insurance in the first place? You may have a special reasons argument to avoid the points and therefore the ban.
The court have invited you to make an exceptional hardship argument. These arguments are not easy. Only 39% of them succeed.
you have to prove to the court that banning you from driving would cause you and those that rely on you exceptional hardship.
What do you do for a living Brent, do you need to be able to drive? Tell me more.
What went wrong with your insurance in the first place? You may have a special reasons argument to avoid the points and therefore the ban.
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