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Nov 4

By MAJ Law

Can You Refuse to Stop for the Police? What UK Drivers Need to Know

If you see blue flashing lights in your rear-view mirror, do you know exactly what you're legally required to do? Can the police pull you over without a reason? What happens if you don't stop immediately? And could you end up losing your driving licence?

Oct 12

By MAJ Law

AI Cameras Detect Almost 19,000 Driving Offences in Just Two Weeks - Could You Be Caught Next?

Artificial intelligence cameras have identified almost 19,000 potential motoring offences in Birmingham and Wolverhampton in just 14 days, raising serious questions about the future of road traffic enforcement in the UK. From drivers using mobile phones with both hands to young children travelling…

Sep 28

By MAJ Law

Thousands of ‘Ghost Plates’ Detected Every Day as New Cameras Reveal Scale of UK Problem

When M.A.J Law first reported on the growing use of so-called “ghost” number plates earlier this year, one of the biggest unanswered questions was simple: just how widespread is the problem? We may now be starting to get an answer. A new BBC Panorama investigation has revealed that thousands of…

Sep 21

By MAJ Law

What Is a Part 19 Expert Report - and Why Might You Need to Pay for One?

If you have been charged with a motoring offence and your solicitor tells you that an expert needs to be instructed under Part 19 of the Criminal Procedure Rules, you might understandably have a few questions. What is Part 19? Why isn't my solicitor able to do this themselves? Why is there an…

Aug 17

By MAJ Law

UK Motoring Prosecutions Hit 10-Year High as 812,000 Cases Reach the Court

New Ministry of Justice figures reveal that motoring prosecutions in England and Wales have reached their highest level in a decade, with 812,000 prosecutions recorded in 2025. Driving bans have also risen sharply, while hundreds of thousands of motorists received penalty points.

Jul 28

By MAJ Law

Mobile Phone Driving Offences & AI Cameras: What Every UK Driver Needs to Know

Using a mobile phone whilst driving remains one of the most common motoring offences prosecuted in England and Wales. While most drivers are aware that making calls or sending messages behind the wheel is illegal, many are surprised to learn just how far the law now extends.

General Law

Can You Refuse to Stop for the Police? What UK Drivers Need to Know

AI Cameras Detect Almost 19,000 Driving Offences in Just Two Weeks - Could You Be Caught Next?

Thousands of ‘Ghost Plates’ Detected Every Day as New Cameras Reveal Scale of UK Problem

What Is a Part 19 Expert Report - and Why Might You Need to Pay for One?

UK Motoring Prosecutions Hit 10-Year High as 812,000 Cases Reach the Court

Mobile Phone Driving Offences & AI Cameras: What Every UK Driver Needs to Know

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