The article discusses a concerning rise in motorists guilty of driving offences, with nearly 16,000 convictions last year, equating to around 50 offenders each day. Although campaigns to reduce drink driving and drug driving have slightly decreased those offences, the overall uptick in motoring violations is largely the result of a dramatic increase in drivers caught operating vehicles without insurance. This trend raises significant concerns regarding road safety and accountability among motorists.
Motorists guilty of driving offences reached almost 16,000 last year, averaging around 50 convictions daily, highlighting a troubling trend in road safety.
Despite efforts to curb drink and drug driving, the notable rise in motoring offences is largely attributed to a significant increase in uninsured drivers.
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