Drivers could risk £5,000 fine and penalty points when overtaking other cars
dailystar.co.ukHave you ever been slapped with an unfair fine? Tell us below... Fines can be issued if road users attempt to pass a car which has stopped at a pedestrian crossing.It also states drivers must not overtake if they would have to enter a lane for buses, trams or cycles during its hours of operation.And if there's a "No Overtaking" sign drivers mustn't pass other vehicles here either.Failing to follow these rules could result in hefty fines and penalty points too.Drivers could receive a fixed penalty for careless driving which results in a £100 fine and three points.Maximum fines are set at £5,000 while drivers could be issued between three and nine points with a temporary ban.The UK law states drivers should "overtake only when it is safe and.
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