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What happens when you are banned from driving?


As soon as the Court imposes a ban, you are disqualified with immediate effect. You must notify your insurers of the disqualification, as if they are unaware of a ban, they could refuse to indemnify if any claim is made for your vehicle during the period of the ban, even though you are not using the vehicle.



Overview

You can be banned (disqualified) from driving if you are either: convicted of a driving offence get 12 or more penalty points (endorsements) within...

Check when your disqualification ends

You can find the date your driving ban ends: online on the reminder form D27 that DVLA sends you 56 days before your disqualification ends on the D...

Apply to reduce your disqualification period

You can ask the court to reduce your disqualification period after you’ve been banned from driving for: 2 years - if the disqualification was for f...

If you need to retake your test

If the court told you that you must take another driving test before driving again, you’ll have to apply for a new provisional licence. You can dri...

Changes to your name and address while disqualified

Tell DVLA if you change your name or address while disqualified. Write with details of your old and new address, name if changed, your driving lice...

Disqualification for drink-driving

You can be disqualified if you’re found guilty of drink-driving. Depending on your offence, you can also be fined or sent to prison. You’ll need to...