Driving and the law: minor motoring offences
Challenge reference: 1384
| Notional learning hours | 10 | ||
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| Level | Entry 3 | ||
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| Preparing for Adulthood pathway | |||
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| Learning aim | Learners will develop an understanding of what constitutes a minor motoring offence and the consequences of committing a minor motoring offence. |
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Learning outcomes
What the learner needs to know, understand or be able to do
The learner will:
Understand what is meant by the term minor motoring offence.
Understand the potential consequences of committing a minor motoring offence.
Assessment criteria
What the learner need to demonstrate in order to meet the learning outcome
The learner can:
- Explain the term minor motoring offence
- List four examples of a minor motoring offence
- List four possible actions which could be taken by the police, should a minor motoring offence have been committed
- List the two potential consequences that a driver could face, should they receive a fixed penalty notice
- Explain what could happen to a driver should they receive 12 penalty points within three years, for committing minor motoring offences