Live radio interview about Drug Driving

Drug Driving Expert Alison Ashworth will be giving a live radio interview about the drug driving law today at 4.50pm. This interview comes after the department for transport released figures showing a 800% increase in arrests for drug driving. If you need advice from a specialist drug driving solicitor regarding your drug driving offence, call our free drug driving advice line on 0330 33 22 770.

How to drive on snow

Vehicle covered in snow

Practical tips on how to drive on snow. Pre-journey check list and how-to guidance on what to do if you skid or get stuck in the snow. Ashworth Motoring Law show you how.

One Year on, the legal System is STILL not ready for the Drug Driving law, Major problems remain

Drug Driving Expert Alison Ashworth concludes that there are major problems with the drug driving law which are making it impossible for those who've been arrested for drug driving to have a fair trial. Drugalysers don't work, there aren't enough labs to analyse blood samples for drugs, and the police are making mistakes in the drug driving procedure. Call our advice line for free legal advice regarding the Section 5A Drug Driving Offence on 0330 33 22 770. Our expert drug driving solicitors defend drug driving offences.

How to work out if you’re over the limit the morning after

Defend drink driving offences

This system suggests how long you need to wait until you're under the drink drive limit.

Learner drivers face long wait to take practical test

Learner drivers are having to wait up to 3 months to take their practical test. Usually, a learner driver could expect to wait up to 6 weeks to take their test. However a significant lack of driving test examiners has led to a backlog, pushing the average waiting time to 8 weeks for completion of a driving test, with some learner drivers reporting delays of up to 3 months!

Transport Minister hints at a lower drink drive limit

In December 2014, the Scottish drink drive limit was slashed from 80mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood to 30mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood. This article considers the impact of Scotland's lower limit and what effect a lower limit could have in England.