A new fixed penalty notice of £100 and three penalty points has been introduced in a bid to tackle careless driving in Northern Ireland.
The department said the aim is to influence the future decisions of drivers, encouraging more careful driving and improved personal responsibility
It said the new fixed penalty notice would provide "proportionate justice for low-level careless driving offences without the need for court proceedings, saving public money and time". The department said the aim is to influence the future decisions of drivers, encouraging more careful driving and improved personal responsibility.
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