Do you have more points on your driving licence than your neighbours? Find out with our penalty postcode search tool

According to the new analysis, Halifax, Huddersfield and Plymouth have the highest driver concentration with points in driver licenses.

One of the ten drivers in these large towns and city has at least one penalty score in records – and four points per average licensee.

This is based on the latest driver’s records held by DLVA’s database in the last May.

Would you like to know how many neighbors and drivers are living in the same postal field as your scores? And most importantly, if there are more or less than them?

Daily Mail has created a new search tool to give you all the answers.

To use our interactive feature below, just enter your postal code and the number of points you currently have in your driver’s license.

He will then tell you if you are more or less than an average driver in the town or city you live in.

In addition, the number of licenses, how many approval and the total score accrued by all drivers in the region provides information.

The new analysis of DVLA data was carried out by the plate vendor Regransfefers.

He found that some regions in the UK were hosting drivers with higher driving crimes in proportion to.

In total, the British currently have 12 million active penalties as of May 2025.

The number of national average points per approved driver is four.

According to the figures, Halifax is at the beginning of the table with more than 10 licenses registered in the region with one or more penalty points (10.1 percent).

This means that each tenth driver on the roads of Califax probably has a close criminal history.

The approvals remain in your driving record for four or 11 years depending on the offensive. This may start from the date you are convicted or the date of your crime.

Huddersfield, Plymouth and Truro are the next places on the list and have the highest share of drivers with scores in their driver’s license.

There are about nine of 10 registered licenses. Again, the average number of scores per driver is four.

In terms of the regions where drivers receive the most points, the drivers in Oxford have an average of five per driver.

This is the closest to the six -point disqualifying threshold for the highest and new drivers in the UK (only two years of license for two years).

For drivers with more than 24 months licenses, an automatic prohibition occurs when they accrue 12 or more at only one time.

Oxford is not included in the top 10 field list with the highest rate of drivers carrying existing crimes.

Only raw numbers, registered driver licenses in London constitute 1.76 million of the UK’s penal scores.

Capital has the highest number of licenses for an area in the UK – more than three times the next city’s next city (356,974 points) and more than 14 percent of the total number of penalties of the country.

Per capita basis, London with 212 penalty points per 1000 licenses at the table.

Mark Trimbee, CEO of Regransfers, said, ‘When you look at the numbers, you realize how many people carry penalties in their licenses.

‘It is easy to assume that bad driving habits are limited to big cities or highways, but the data tells a different story, and it is interesting to see Halifax, Huddersfield and Plymouth at the top of our data.’

However, he accepts something important about the statistics shown.

“You can look at the data and believe that higher points in certain regions mean that bad activity is a ‘warm point’ – but the situation is not, ” he explains.

‘Points, for example, a place outside the registered address of a person – can be given anywhere in the UK.

‘This kind of data, perhaps what helps to shed light, perhaps driving training and good driving habits – are areas where it may be insufficient.’