IAM RoadSmart secures NDORS license
Road safety charity IAM RoadSmart can now offer courses to drivers who opt for NDORS training instead of points and fines after minor road offences.
It has been provisionally licensed by National Driver Offender Retraining Scheme (NDORS), a scheme overseen by UKROEd and run on behalf of the police service that allows eligible motorists committing certain minor traffic offences to attend an educational course instead of receiving a fine and penalty points on their driving licence.
IAM RoadSmart secured its license after undergoing a robust assessment process and can now play a crucial role in educating offenders.
IAM RoadSmart chief executive officer Mark Armitage said: “IAM RoadSmart prides itself on being an educator in the road safety arena, and we’re delighted to obtain a provisional licence from UKROEd to enable us to play our part in the national retraining scheme.
“We have many years’ experience in providing drink drive rehabilitation courses, so we feel expertly placed to work with the police in keeping all road users safe by providing other types of essential retraining.”
