UK drivers splashing pedestrians could face £5,000 fines

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 07:25 · Archive

Drivers who splash pedestrians could face fines of up to £5,000 and licence points.

Drivers who splash pedestrians with water could face fines of up to £5,000 and licence points, according to a warning issued as wet weather arrives across the UK. Rainfall is set to intensify through November and December, increasing the likelihood of such incidents on wet roads.

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• UK drivers splashing pedestrians could face £5,000 fines and licence pointsThe warning comes as wet October weather arrives across the UK, with rainfall set to intensify through November and December.Bridgwater Mercury · 8 Oct, 06:00
• UK drivers splashing pedestrians could face £5,000 fines and licence pointsThe warning comes as wet October weather arrives across the UK, with rainfall set to intensify through November and December.Somerset County Gazette · 8 Oct, 06:00

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