New Drivers

New drivers cannot accumulate 6 points or more in the first 2 years

"”A new driver’s licence will be revoked if they accumulate 6 penalty points or more within the first two years of passing their test. Do not despair, we can help you.”"

Carl Millar | Head of Road Traffic Department

New motorists are classified as those within the first two years of passing their driving licence. If you acquire six penalty points or more within the first two years of obtaining your licence then your licence will be automatically revoked and you will be required to retake a further driving test.

In our experience the best way to discuss and consider any defence of your case is to telephone us on our freephone number 0800 32 888 46. Our telephones are manned by driving defence experts throughout the day, evening and weekends including bank and public holidays.

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