Careless drivers across Britain who hog lanes or tailgate can now be punished with on-the-spot police fines
Under the new measures, officers can issue ?100 fines and three points rather than taking drivers to court.
Ministers said it would make tackling problem motorists easier. The AA said a third of drivers risked facing a fine.
Fixed penalties for a number of offences, including using a phone or not wearing a seatbelt while driving, have also risen from ?60 to ?100.
More serious driving offences will still go through the courts and could result in much higher fines and penalties.
The full article on the BBC website
Under the new measures, officers can issue ?100 fines and three points rather than taking drivers to court.
Ministers said it would make tackling problem motorists easier. The AA said a third of drivers risked facing a fine.
Fixed penalties for a number of offences, including using a phone or not wearing a seatbelt while driving, have also risen from ?60 to ?100.
More serious driving offences will still go through the courts and could result in much higher fines and penalties.
The full article on the BBC website