Dept figures show major rise in motorists disqualified from driving

There has been a 23% increase this year in people disqualified from driving because of penalty-point offences.

Dept figures show major rise in motorists disqualified from driving

There has been a 23% increase this year in people disqualified from driving because of penalty-point offences, according to new figures released by the Department of Transport.

A fully-licensed driver is disqualified from driving if they get 12 penalty points in three years, while for a learner-driver, it is seven points.

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