I was slammed with £1k driving fines despite living in another country… inside the ‘hidden scandal’ EVERY motorist needs to know
Windscreen cracks and chips can also restrict the driver’s vision, so it’s also important to get any damage fixed as soon as possible.
Those driving with an obstructed view could face penalty points, hefty fines and even driving bans if the incident leads to dangerous situations.But, if the charge was serious enough and the case went to court, that fine could increase to £5,000 and receive up to nine penalty points. “It’s best to remove things like stickers and air fresheners from the front and rear windscreen, and ensure that dashcams and phone holders aren’t obstructing the line of sight.
Following updates to the law two years ago, it is now illegal to touch or hold a mobile phone, and drivers should instead use the handsfree option.
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