15 drivers in the Forth Valley are still on the road - despite having 12 or more points on their license.
That's according to new figures.
One driver has 18 points, and still has their licence.
Across the Forth Valley, more than 10,000 drivers have at least three points.
1,795 drivers have six points, while 236 drivers with a FK postcode have nine points on their licence.
The figures come from a Freedom of Information request by the Scottish Liberal Democrats.
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