If you have passed your test within the past two years you will be classed as a new driver. This means that you will have take care when driving and dealing with your vehicle.
As a new driver you will be subject a “probationary period” for the two years following your test. If you accumulate 6 points the DVLA will revoke your driving licence and you will have to take a re-test to get it back which involves taking both the practical and the theory tests.
Take care if you are working for extra money by delivering take-away food you will require business insurance to do so and if you are stopped you will have your vehicle seized and get 6 points so you would also get your licence revoked.
If you are facing an offence which carries 6 points, don’t panic you should seek advice from before taking any action. We understand how daunting it can be if you face an offence which is going to cause your licence to be revoked and as a young driver the thought of the court process and dealing with the police/prosecution is nerve wrecking.
Do not panic and do not worry a minute longer, call one of our specialist road traffic defence solicitors who will be able to give you the best advice so that you may be able to avoid a revocation and put your mind at rest.