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Convicted of drink driving without a license

My son was convicted of drink driving without a license in his dad's car at 16 years old. It happened on 1/1/2008 and he was banned for 3 years, although not in court till March of that year and had driven only a few hundred yards. When will he be able to apply for his provisional license? Will it be endorsed on his license and when he gains a full license?

carolyn  (Level 1)  |   Advice  |   26 May 2010 13:45
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gices gices  (Level 1)  |   26 May 2010 14:06

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The driving ban would start at the time of sentencing so if he appeared in court in March 2008 and received a 3 year driving disqualification, then the ban would expire in March 2011. This is when he would be able to apply for his provisional licence. The penalty points would stay on his licence for 11 years which means that when he gets his full driving licence, it would be endorsed with the points and the offence he committed.

This has been speculated on the assumption that the worst of the 2 offence (drink driving/driving without licence) is drink driving. You should contact the DVLA or court where your son was sentenced to confirm though.

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