US EditionAll the reasons you could get a roadside fine amid new DVSA changes
- The DVSA implemented new payment options for roadside fines earlier this week across the UK, allowing drivers to pay on smartphones using Apple Pay or Google Pay.
- This change follows the DVSA contracting a new payment processor to simplify the roadside fine payment process for drivers.
- Fixed Penalty Notices cover offences including vehicle condition defects, driver hours breaches, weight and load violations, emissions tampering, and driver conduct issues such as mobile phone use or seatbelt noncompliance.
- Fines vary between £50 and £300 per offence based on how serious the violation is, and several fines may be imposed simultaneously for issues such as driver hours violations and vehicle faults.
- These updates may improve fine collection efficiency while following earlier car tax increases and the end of zero and low-emission vehicle tax exemptions in April.
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