UK drivers risk £200 fines for not adjusting car clocks after time change

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UK drivers face potential £200 fines and points on their licenses if they forget to adjust their car clocks after the recent time change. Nearly one in four drivers fail to make this adjustment, risking penalties. Using a mobile phone to check the time while driving can also lead to fines and six penalty points. New drivers could lose their licenses if they accumulate six points within two years of passing their test. Starting in April 2025, car tax rates will increase significantly, with new drivers paying an average of £418 more. Electric vehicle owners will see changes in their tax rates as well, with new fees introduced.


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