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driving without due care and attention

sunshine124 · 2008-01-14 20:08:31

hi guys, my friend has been caught for "driving without due care and attention" she has been summoned to court in March, but has also been told that if she does a course (costs £165 to do) which will help to improve her driving skills then she wont have to go to court.Can anyone tell me of any expereinces with this course…

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laganuk Posts: 41 Forumite

10 January 2009 at 5:18PM

In 2003 I was prosecuted for Driving without Due Care and Attention in the Magistrates' Court. Due to work i employed a laywer and instructed him to plead guilty etc in my absence. I got 3 points & £150 fine. Issue is the other driver had no lawful MOT at the time therefore is there a technicality to get this spent conviction of my record?

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