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New rule sees Midlands drivers facing £75 'bill' for 'common offence'

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New rule sees Midlands drivers facing £75 'bill' for 'common offence'
Birmingham Live
Birmingham Live29 mins ago
New rule sees Midlands drivers facing £75 'bill' for 'common offence'
East Staffordshire Borough Council has introduced new £75 fixed penalty notices for drivers caught littering from their vehicles
Daily Star
Daily Star2 days ago
Young drivers need insurance scam awareness lessons - after one in 10 have been caught out.
Research revealed there's been a 25% increase in young drivers involved in fraud and driving uninsured in the past year and say one in ten drivers between 17-25 years old have already been caught out by 'ghost broking' insurance scammers.
GB News
GB News🏁 first to report2 days ago
Car insurance costs fall 'significantly' by £217 despite young drivers still facing huge bills
Car insurance costs fall 'significantly' by £217 despite young drivers still facing huge bills  GB News