If you’ve been hit with an IN10 conviction for driving without insurance, finding cover can feel like a minefield. Most standard insurers either raise their premiums dramatically or refuse to quote altogether. That’s where Convicted Car Insurance comes in. It’s designed to help drivers with past offences get back on the road legally and affordably. […]
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For many UK drivers, a motoring conviction like a DD40 (dangerous driving) or IN10 (driving without insurance) can lead to one harsh reality, such as being turned away by insurers. Premiums soar, cover is refused, and the process becomes frustratingly complex. With access to specialist providers and a deep understanding of what convicted drivers face, […]
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Made a mistake behind the wheel? Whether driving without insurance, getting caught over the limit, or picking up a few too many points, it can feel like the end of the road. The good news is, it’s not. At Insurance Revolution, we believe everyone deserves a second chance, and we’re here to help you confidently […]
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Getting back behind the wheel after a drink driving conviction isn’t easy. Many insurers either hike up their prices or refuse to cover you altogether, but it’s not the end of the road. There are specialist providers out there, like Insurance Revolution, who can help. Here’s what you need to know about finding car insurance […]
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Simply put, ‘totting up’ is the accumulation of penalty points on your driver’s licence. If you build up 12 points within three years, you will be issued a totting up or ‘TT99’ ban. The length of the ban is up to the court’s discretion, but it can be lengthy, depending on the nature of the driving offences and how quickly the points were totted […]
The short answer is that it depends. If you are banned from driving for less than 56 days, this is known as a Short Period Disqualification (SPD), and you will usually not have to retake your test. If you receive a short-term ban, your licence will be stamped by the court and then returned to you. The stamp will […]
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Our Drug Driving Statistics in a Nutshell Looking for the quick facts? Here are the key statistics our research into drug driving uncovered: 1 in 20 of people in the UK admit to having driven a car at least once while under the influence of illegal drugs 3% say they regularly do so 1 in […]
Did you know it’s possible to avoid a six-month driving ban as a result of a driving offence or conviction? It’s not easy, though, as you have to prove to the court that you would suffer exceptional hardship if your license was revoked. This means that the hardship you would endure would be unreasonable, and the court […]
In March 2015, the law surrounding drugs and driving changed, making it as illegal to drive with drugs in your system as it is to drive drunk. The main difference in this law was that the prosecution no longer had to prove that the drugs in the driver’s body caused any difference in the person’s […]
After you have received a criminal conviction, driving conviction, or finished a driving ban, it can be difficult to find insurance. This is because all types of insurance prices are based on risk and the likelihood that the insurer would have to pay out a claim during the policy. Whether it is travel, home, motor insurance, or […]
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