simcor:
As far as points go, driving for a living means you are more likely statistically to be caught going over the limit and by red lights etc, everyone no matter how good they think they are makes mistakes.Spending long hours and driving a lot of miles you are statistically more likely to get points or be involved in an accident. It’s part and parcel of the job to extent.
Although there are the exceptions of people who drive under the limit by 5-10mph everywhere they go and stop at Green lights and then go when they are sure they are going to make it before they change.
Yeah I’d assumed what you said to be the case. To my mind that makes it more important I do what I can to prevent it. If only to preserve myself as long as possible.
Plus as a newbie learner with 3 points I don’t want to rack up anymore in case it makes getting a job harder once I’ve passed. The new driver with 6 points or more might not be such an attractive option!
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