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What constitutes driving without due care and attention? A person is to be regarded as driving without due care and attention when the standard of their driving is deemed to have fallen below what would be normally expected of a competent and careful driver. It also involves the act of driving without having reasonable consideration for other road users. There are various potential examples of driving without due care and attention. These include: Driving too closely to another vehicle Being distracted inside the vehicle (adjusting a radio, lighting a cigarette etc.) Misusing lanes Turning into the path of another vehicle Mistakenly driving through a red light Flashing lights to force others to give way Unnecessarily staying in an overtaking lane Driving without due care and attention is also referred to as careless driving. We can offer fixed fee meetings from £500 plus VAT.