#Avernum 6 max level with penalties drivers
#Avernum 6 max level with penalties driver

#Avernum 6 max level with penalties drivers

Drivers without a verifiable address are asked to pay a deposit equal to the fixed penalty and further driving is prohibited pending receipt of that payment. Breaches of drivers’ hours rules will attract a level of fixed penalty fine that is graduated depending on the seriousness.

#Avernum 6 max level with penalties driver

Infringing drivers with verifiable UK addresses are, in the most routine cases, dealt with by means of a fixed penalty, which can be considered by the driver for up to 28 days. Once the situation which led to the prohibition being imposed has been rectified and the payment of a fee has been made the vehicle will be released. In certain circumstances a vehicle which has been prohibited will also be immobilised to prevent further use. In addition to attracting a prohibition, the matter will be considered for prosecution. Where the prohibition is issued for an unspecified period, a note indicating the removal of the prohibition must be issued before further use of the vehicle is permitted. When issued, driving of the vehicle is prohibited for either a specified or an unspecified period until the conditions stated on the prohibition note are satisfied.

A prohibition is not strictly a ‘sanction’, rather an enforcement tool to remove an immediate threat to road safety. Many drivers’ hours and tachograph rules infringements attract a prohibition. These may be issued to operators for a number of infringements not related to safety, and give them 21 days to carry out a rectification of the shortcoming otherwise prosecution will be considered. This will include a clarification of the infringement and an explanation of the consequences of continued infringement. Minor infringements that appear to enforcement staff to have been committed either accidentally or due to the inexperience of the driver/ operator and are isolated instances may be dealt with by means of a verbal warning.

Action taken against drivers’ hours and tachograph rules infringements is largely determined by the legislation, and includes the following: Verbal warnings