Seven new driving laws coming into effect in 2021 affecting millions of road users
If you fail to follow these rules, you could face a fine or points on your license
09:55, 1 FEB 2021
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Six new UK driving laws in 2021 every motorist should know. (Canva) Six new driving laws will come into effect in 2021 which will have an impact on motorists day-to-day life. The Department for Transport has confirmed 2021 is set to bring changes to some motoring laws and policies. Here are changes you can expected in the coming months. Tighter rules on mobile phones One of the most significant changes expected this year surrounds the use of a mobile phone while driving. Currently you can only be charged if you are using a phone for “interactive communication” such as making a call or sending a text message.
Six new UK driving laws in 2021 every motorist should know. (Canva) Six new driving laws will come into effect in 2021 which will have an impact on motorists day-to-day life. The Department for Transport has confirmed 2021 is set to bring changes to some motoring laws and policies. Here are changes you can expected in the coming months. Tighter rules on mobile phones One of the most significant changes expected this year surrounds the use of a mobile phone while driving. Currently you can only be charged if you are using a phone for “interactive communication” such as making a call or sending a text message.
Six new UK driving laws in 2021 every motorist should know. (Canva) Six new driving laws will come into effect in 2021 which will have an impact on motorists day-to-day life. The Department for Transport has confirmed 2021 is set to bring changes to some motoring laws and policies. Here are changes you can expected in the coming months. Tighter rules on mobile phones One of the most significant changes expected this year surrounds the use of a mobile phone while driving. Currently you can only be charged if you are using a phone for “interactive communication” such as making a call or sending a text message.
The data, from Evans Halshaw, found many illegal tyres were on the road across the UK.
Michael Hunt, Group Head of Aftersales at Evans Halshaw said: “Our study has demonstrated just how common illegal tyres are in the UK.
“Revealing that one in four drivers are potentially on the roads with a safety-critical tyre each day.
Unfit tyres can causes crashes, which of course can be fatal, so it is vital to make sure yours a fit for purpose.
Driving law: Tyres older than 10 years will be banned from certain vehicles (Image: GETTY)
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This car change is one of a number of car laws coming into effect this year.