UK motorists warned of major driving law changes in October - risk of fines and new rules
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New driving laws are set to be introduced next month, with drivers being warned of potential fines and new rules to abide by....
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Drivers are being warned of a "stealth law" which was quietly introduced which could see thousands of drivers fined.
The Metropolitan Police have dropped their speed limit tolerance threshold by one mile per hour.
Drivers will now face prosecution if they break the limit by 10 percent plus 2mph.
The tolerance limit was previously 10 percent plus 3mph, according to the RAC.
The Met had not directly announced any rule changes to speed tolerance before they came into force.
As a result of the law change, the number of fines given to speeding motorists has spiked by a reported 259 percent.
An estimated 347,000 drivers were warned that they would be prosecuted for speeding in the first six months of 2022.
The Department for Transport is still locked in negotiations with the authorities in Spain, with the UK ambassador to Spain saying he thought the situation would have been resolved by now.
In a Facebook update, Hugh Elliott said: "I hear and understand your frustrations. I too am frustrated by the pace.
"I remain very optimistic that we will reach an agreement and hope it will be soon. But as I say, I can't give you a definitive timetable.
"And so the advice that we have been giving all along, which is that you should consider taking the Spanish test if you need to drive urgently, remains valid."
It is estimated that more than 260,000 British nationals live in Spain, with the number of expats declining after Brexit.
Mr Elliott maintained that "complex issues" still needed to be ironed out, with a solution potentially being possible in September.
In Marseille, police will begin issuing fines to any Euro 2 vehicles, with those registered between 1997 and 2000 likely to be affected.
October will also see the introduction of rules designed to help electric car owners, or they could risk a hefty €58 (£52) fine. Any EVs parked in front of a public charging station must be connected and charging.
Petrol and diesel prices have been a sticking point for many drivers in recent months, following record costs seen in July.
Kwasi Kwarteng, who was Business Secretary at the time, ordered the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) to investigate fuel prices.
The report is expected in the autumn, with many drivers hoping to receive some respite from the expensive costs.
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