Uninsured drivers currently make up about 4% of the driving population of the UK and the Motor Insurers' Bureau has released figures showing where the majority of them can be found.

Those who drive without insurance may do so because they believe that insurance premiums are too high, but it is their actions that force up costs. It is estimated that an extra £380 million, or around £30 per person is added to premiums because of uninsured drivers.

Question: I had a long weekend I'd rather forget, but it seems like drink driving will haunt me for some time to come. Is there any way of shielding a conviction from prospective employers? I realize I made a mistake, but how can I minimize future damage to my reputation?

Discussion: Depending on the field you work in, a drink driving conviction may have a significant impact on your employment and job prospects. Indeed, a conviction may mean the end of your career in certain professions. Learn more about what to expect by reading the following article: How will a drink driving conviction affect my career and job prospects?