Wheel Nut:
dew:
macplaxton:
dar1976:
But 18 months seems a little slim considering he was in control of an HGV
It does on the face of it, but then again some folk get similar bans for incidents resulting in actual death. 
Also, I donât think that takes into account the tea ânâ biscuits chat with the local TC.
Thatâs what I thought, a DD Conviction stays on your license for 10 years IIRC, I seriously doubt any major firm would take him on (or their insurance would let them) for a good amount of time
5 Years and it doesnât affect insurance, although agencies are a little less understanding
A drink driving conviction stays on your licence for 11 years but only counts for ten, same as speeding remains for 4yrs but only counts for three
If you think it doesnât affect insurance try getting quotes following a conviction 
green456:
Wheel Nut:
dew:
macplaxton:
dar1976:
But 18 months seems a little slim considering he was in control of an HGV
It does on the face of it, but then again some folk get similar bans for incidents resulting in actual death. Also, I donât think that takes into account the tea ânâ biscuits chat with the local TC.
Thatâs what I thought, a DD Conviction stays on your license for 10 years IIRC, I seriously doubt any major firm would take him on (or their insurance would let them) for a good amount of time
5 Years and it doesnât affect insurance, although agencies are a little less understanding
A drink driving conviction stays on your licence for 11 years but only counts for ten, same as speeding remains for 4yrs but only counts for three
If you think it doesnât affect insurance try getting quotes following a conviction
I did and the question is, "have you had any motoring convictions or been disqualified in the last 5 years?