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LC30 covers those caught driving after making a false declaration about fitness when applying for a licence These codes must stay on a driving record for 4 years from the date of the offence or 4 years from date of conviction where a disqualification is imposed. Code But if somebody lends a friend their car knowing that the friend isn't insured, then they can be convicted of an IN14. A driving offence will stay on your licence for between four and 11 years, depending on the endorsement. The points will be declared either from the day of the offence or the day you’re convicted of the offence .

The speed limits for goods vehicles sometimes differ from the maximum speed limit for a designated area - the number you will see on speed limit signs. For example, a heavy goods vehicle may not be legally allowed to exceed 40mph, whereas a car can reach 50mph. Exceeding the goods vehicle speed limit can result in 3-6 points on a driver’s licence, which will remain for four years. SP20 - Exceeding speed limit for type of vehicle CU) Construction and Use OffencesConstruction and Use Offences (CU) are convictions that relate to the use or condition of your vehicle. This includes offences such as defective tyres and steering, as well as using a mobile phone while driving (CU80) and overloading a vehicle with too many passengers. Besides maintaining due care and attention while driving, regular MOTs and servicing will ensure that your vehicle is kept in proper working condition. Driving Licence Conviction Code

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For example, if you permit someone to drive a vehicle under a different class than they are qualified to drive, such as an articulated lorry, you will be served with the conviction code LC24. The LC20 conviction code will be adapted to identify that, whilst you weren’t involved in the actual crime, you permitted the crime to happen. What are the codes for aiding, abetting, counselling or procuring a conviction? The MS90 conviction is given for failure to provide information as to the identity of a driver, etc Most conviction codes remain on your driving licence for four years from the date of the offence or conviction, with more serious crimes lasting up to 11 years. According to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974, convictions are “spent” after 5 years. After this point, there is no requirement to disclose the conviction to your insurer. Prior to this date, you must always share these details with your insurance company. Below is a list of motoring convictions complete with the driving licence conviction codes and the amount of penalty points you could receive for each offence. Along with this is also the duration these conviction endorsements remain on your driving licence for. How long do penalty points stay on your licence? It can cause insurance companies to offer insurance at a higher cost, so your insurance premiums will be higher than they otherwise would be without the conviction

TS) Traffic Direction and SignsFailure to comply with traffic signals will result in a Traffic Direction and Signs Conviction (TS). The variety of convictions vary depending on which traffic sign you have failed to comply with. TS convictions include Stop sign offences, double white line offences and failure to comply with the direction of a constable/warden. These offences result in 3 points being added to your licence. Driving Licence Conviction Code Driving a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or other substance affecting or diminishing the mental and physical abilities of a driver

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Note that you will only be offered a Speed Awareness Course as an alternative to the FPN if you’ve not been on one in the last three years and if the police deem it appropriate for your offence. How much does it cost if you contest a speeding fine in court and are still found guilty? At Adrian Flux we specialise in finding affordable insurance for those drivers who have been convicted of a driving offence, because we know your past doesn’t necessarily reflect your future. How big of an impact the conviction will have on the cost of your insurance depends on the type of offence and how many penalty points you receive.