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Incidents of wrong-way driving on UK motorways skyrocket as major warning issued

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By Tristan Kirk Verified, Adam Cailler Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A driver in the UK is prosecuted every week for risking a head-on collision by driving the wrong way on the motorway, according to new research. Reckless drivers are caught reversing along the carriageway, executing U-turns next to high-speed traffic and driving backwards in an attempt to reach a missed exit junction, court documents reveal.
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Motorist charged every week for driving wrong way on motorways

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By Tristan Kirk Verified
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Motorists caught every week driving wrong way on UK motorways ‘stuff of nightmares’

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By Tristan Kirk Verified
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A driver is hauled to court every week for risking a head-on collision by driving the wrong way on the motorway, according to new research. Reckless drivers are caught reversing along the carriageway, pulling U-turns next to high-speed traffic and driving backwards in a bid to reach a missed exit junction, court papers show.
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