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Illuminated taxi sign on a cab roof The Law 6 Feb 2017 Applying for a taxi licence? What you need to know Over the past few months, Moore Motoring Law have been helping and advising more and more drivers looking to apply for a… Read article Driver holding a mobile phone at the wheel Mobile Phones 14 Nov 2016 Driving Whilst Using a Mobile Phone The current mobile phone legislation was introduced to prevent drivers using a mobile phone whilst driving due to the safety issues. It… Read article Solicitor advising a worried client Courts & Sentencing 9 May 2016 Increase in the Number of Unrepresented Defendants Research suggests that the number of people appearing unrepresented in court is on the increase. The threshold for the means test of… Read article Heavy traffic on a UK motorway The Law 7 Mar 2016 Driverless Cars The advent of driverless and automated cars will potentially bring many benefits by making driving easier, improving road safety, reducing emissions and… Read article STOP marking painted on a road surface Courts & Sentencing 15 Feb 2016 Proposed Changes to Sentence Reductions for Early Guilty Pleas Presently the guidelines recommend a one third reduction when a guilty plea is entered at the first reasonable opportunity. Under the new… Read article Aerial view of a busy traffic junction The Law 4 Nov 2015 Supreme Court Dismisses Parking Ticket Challenge Barry Beavis has lost his challenge against his ‘unfair’ parking fine. The case depended upon whether the Supreme Court found the £85… Read article STOP marking painted on a road surface The Law 1 Oct 2015 Smokers and Soft Top Cars With effect from 1st October 2015 there is to be a partial ban on smoking in an enclosed private vehicle carrying more… Read article Aerial view of a busy traffic junction The Law 3 Aug 2015 Parking company accused of cheating UK Parking Control has been stripped of its power to enforce parking tickets due to allegations that wardens were falsifying time stamps… Read article STOP marking painted on a road surface Courts & Sentencing 15 Jun 2015 Penalty Points and Perverting the Course of Justice Equals Prison The recent case of R v Walker confirmed the court’s stance on driving offenders who pervert the course of justice by asking… Read article