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Not wearing a seatbelt
Hi. My partner has received a letter from the police asking to identify himself as the driver of his vehicle not wearing a seatbelt. Of course it was him, and he has admitted as such. He was driving a transit van which he uses for work (it also belongs to him). Can anyone tell me whether this offence comes with points or is it just a fine? Also, I was sure that certain people were exempt; ie van drivers/taxi drivers/ bus drivers etc? I'm obviously wrong, but was this not the case a few years ago maybe? Thanks in advance
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It looks as though you are the one talking crap this time and New Judge and Kempie are correct.
The standard fixed penaltly for not wearing a seatbelt is �30 (max �500 for adult not wearing seatbelt) and is non endorsable.
It looks as though you are the one talking crap this time and New Judge and Kempie are correct.
The standard fixed penaltly for not wearing a seatbelt is �30 (max �500 for adult not wearing seatbelt) and is non endorsable.
Attached is the list of Endorsement offences. Driving without a seatbelt is not one of them.
http://www.dvla.gov.uk/media/pdf/leaflets/ins5 7p.pdf
http://www.dvla.gov.uk/media/pdf/leaflets/ins5 7p.pdf
the wearing of seatbelts is exempt if you are driving no further than the size of a football pitch only in the lineof your work :ie a postman or courier on door to door deliveries
if you drive further than the size of a football pitch then you need the seatbelt on
taxi drivers and bus drivers are also exempt from these rules
but coach drivers and hgv drivers are not exempt
if you drive further than the size of a football pitch then you need the seatbelt on
taxi drivers and bus drivers are also exempt from these rules
but coach drivers and hgv drivers are not exempt