First of all you were driving. It makes no difference whether you were shuffling spaces on a a supermarket car park or shuffling along in a queue of traffic. You haven't a hope in hell of defending the offence.

If you'd already clocked up six points (only six??) in two years then surely your licence would have been revoked under the New Drivers Act and you'd already face a re-test. Twelve would be a disqualification anyway.

While I appreciate you cannot afford solicitors hourly rates plenty of traffic lawyers will give you ten minutes of their time as a 'bait'. Your circumstances seem so straightforward that a well versed expert could knock off his advice in under a minute.

Alternatively your local Citizens Advice may give you access to a 'pro-bono' legal advice service.

"did explain this to the joker "

Maybe not the best attitude.

He was I ain't like that with all the police force it's just way I thought I was treated unfairly to be honest I know there isnt any boundaries to say you can use your phone its a straight NO Exceptions to using your phone but it was just an important call about my sons health so just couldn't miss the call

Why not stop, turn off the engine and ring back, the number of the 'missed' call would be shown on your phone? It wasn't going to affect anyone's health if the conversation was held one minute later?

OK clear about circumstances now. I was use of term clean points that confused me.

My suggestion to call a traffic solicitor or seek pro bono help from Citizens Advice still stands.

I haven't time to do the leg work myself but I suspect the correct search will get you an answer from Mr Google.

Good news, you'll get off.

Bad news, it will cost you several thousand pounds to use "Mr Loophole" solicitor Nick Freeman.

We have the best legal system you can buy. Freeman will of course never encourage you to lie, oooh nooo, but he will discover a compelling reason why you had to answer the phone.

OP: I have to say your posts are almost unintelligible. Why are you getting six points? Isn't the penalty 3, or do you already have 3?

It's counted as the date of the offence, so your licence would be revoked under the new driver regulations.

You will need to reapply for your provisional licence and then pass both the theory and practical tests again.

Edited by DieselBoy on 20/06/2019 at 07:41

What have you got to reply to in 19 days? Have you got a "Single Justice Procedure Notice" asking if you plead guilty or not guilty? If you have, from what you say you have no defence and pleading Not Guilty will simply increase your fine and costs. Were you offered a Fixed Penalty for the offence?

Anyway, if the matter goes to court you will receive six points and since it is the date of the offence which is used to calculate whether your offence falls within the two year period, your licence will be revoked. The court plays no part in that process and has no discretion over it. It is an administrative function carried out by the DVLA.

Thanks, that makes it clearer.