Submitted on Tuesday 3rd June 2014
Published on Thursday 5th June 2014
Current status: Closed
Closed: Friday 5th September 2014
Signatures: 351
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Driving test ~ Drugs ~ month
Urgent Revision of sentencing for driving offences
With our roads becoming ever busier the current classification of driving offences and associated maximum sentences which can be imposed are in many cases ambiguous or ridiculously lenient.
I propose immediate bans for offences highlighted in the Highway Code, which, should a person act in that same manner when taking their driving test would result in the driver failing the test and being refused a licence.
For example:
Driving whilst using a mobile phone.
Driving whilst under the influence of drink/drugs.
Driving in a manner which endangers other road users/pedestrians.
I also propose a revision of classification of dangerous/careless driving and introduction of newer more relevant offences such as assault with a motor vehicle and failure to ensure safety of vulnerable parties i.e pedestrians/cyclists.
I propose all offences revised/introduced via this review carry instant roadside bans ranging from one month to judicial sentenced lifetime ban dependent on offence.
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