- What is dangerous driving?
Driving is considered dangerous when the standard is far below what would be expected of a competent and careful driver, and that it would be obvious to such a driver how dangerous it was. - What is the maximum punishment for dangerous driving?
The maximum punishment for dangerous driving is two years’ imprisonment. For causing death by dangerous driving, this increases to a maximum custodial sentence of 14 years and a minimum two year driving ban. - I’ve been banned for dangerous driving. Do I need to reapply for a licence?
Yes, your licence has been revoked by this punishment. You will need to apply for a provisional licence and pass an extended driving test to have your full licence restored.
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