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Jordan Coussins

Jordan Coussins

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Black Country Editor, Birmingham Mail

Burton-on-Trent

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  • Drivers could be fined £5,000 for eating lunch in their car due to little-known rule

    By Jordan Coussins Verified, Luke Chillingsworth| Birmingham Mail Verified Eating or drinking behind the wheel is not technically illegal but motorists could still be penalised for distracted driving - and it could cost them a small fortuneMotorists will take their hands off the wheel while eating(Image: (Image: Getty))Motorists could face a hefty £5,000 fine and nine penalty points on their driving licence for eating or drinking while driving, warn experts.

    By Jordan Coussins Verified, Luke Chillingsworth · Birmingham Mail

    Apr. 20, 2025

  • Parents naming autistic children in Will issued crucial advice

    By Jordan Coussins Verified| Birmingham Mail Verified One woman, Rhianna Gogh, has penned a new book highlighting the need for mums and dads to have awareness. One woman, Rhianna Gogh, has penned a new book highlighting the need for mums and dads to have awareness. Parents naming autistic children in their Will have been urged to be aware specialist planning is needed. One woman, Rhianna Gogh, has penned a new book highlighting the need for mums and dads to have awareness.

    By Jordan Coussins Verified · Birmingham Mail

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Drivers could be fined £5,000 for eating lunch in their car due to little-known rule

    By Jordan Coussins Verified, Luke Chillingsworth| Birmingham Mail Verified Eating or drinking behind the wheel is not technically illegal but motorists could still be penalised for distracted driving - and it could cost them a small fortuneMotorists will take their hands off the wheel while eating(Image: (Image: Getty))Motorists could face a hefty £5,000 fine and nine penalty points on their driving licence for eating or drinking while driving, warn experts.

    By Jordan Coussins Verified, Luke Chillingsworth · Birmingham Mail

    Apr. 20, 2025

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Birmingham Mail

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