Paul Kendrick

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Ban for death by dangerous driving licence return

Is it possible to have your licence back on a five year ban. I was sentenced in jan 2007 to four and a half years in prison for death by dangerous driving of which I had to do two and a quarter years (WHICH I HAVE NOW DONE ). I also received a five year driving ban with a resit driving test . I have now done two years and seven months of this driving ban. Because of my work which is a self-employed gas safe registered ( corgi ) heating and plumbing engineer, I would like to know if this is possible because of the length of time and the re-test of driving licence.

Paul Kendrick   (Level 1)  |   Advice  |   10 Sep 2009 07:35
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gices gices  (Level 2)  |   11 Sep 2009 08:39

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Paul,

Normally for a driving disqualification of 5 years, you would be able to re-apply for your licence after two and a half years. However if you have been ordered to resit the driving test, then you will need to serve the full length of the ban. Note that requesting your licence earlier results in you making an appeal to the court which sentenced you and you will need to bear court fees as well as solicitors etc. When your 5 year driving ban ends, you will need to apply for a provisional licence, sit the theory test and pass an extended driving test instead of the standard one that learners do. Once all these are completed, then you will get your licence back.

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