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Traffic Law - England & Wales |
Traffic Law - Scotland |
General Information |
Accessibility |
Our eGuide to Traffic Law in England & Wales contains a comprehensive range of traffic law related topics which are easy to use and navigate and contains a wide range of topics applicable to England and Wales.
National Offence Codes and Driving Licence Endorsement Codes are included alongside the offences within the body of the text for quick reference.
The guide is tried and tested and is in everyday use throughout the UK by police officers, transport companies, DVSA inspectors, the armed forces, solicitors, barristers, magistrates, driving instructors and others with an interest in road traffic law.
topOur Guide to Traffic Law in Scotland contains a comprehensive range of traffic law related topics which are easy to use and navigate and contains a wide range of topics applicable to Scotland.
Scottish National Offence Codes, Conditional Offer Codes and Driving Licence Endorsement Codes are included in the body of the text for quick reference.
topThe guides have been designed to make it simple to navigate and easy to read and by doing so we have taken into account the needs of users with a wide range of disabilities. As such we seek not only to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 and Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) AAA standard as well as implementing framework strategies based on British Standard BS 8878: 2010 but also with the requirements of The Equality Act 2010, in particular section 20(6).
The use of the Guides by Public Sector Organisations and other employers would satisfy the requirements imposed by the Equality Act 2010 in respect of their duties towards the public and their own employees.
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