Traffic light offences £1,000 fine / Discretionary disqualification 3 No MOT certificate £1,000 fine - Seat belt offences £500 fine - Dangerous cycling £2,500 fine - Careless cycling £1,000 fine - Cycling on pavement £500 fine - Failing to identify driver of vehicle £1,000 fine / Discretionary disqualification - * Where a court disqualifies a person on conviction for one of these  offences, it must order an extended retest. The courts also have discretion  to order a retest for any other offence which carries penalty points, an  extended retest where disqualification is obligatory, and an ordinary test  where disqualification is not obligatory.  Furthermore, in some serious cases, the court MUST (in addition to  imposing a fixed period of disqualification) order the offender to be  disqualified until they pass a driving test. In other cases the court has a  discretionary power to order such disqualification. The test may be an  ordinary length test or an extended test according to the nature of the  offence.  highwaycodeuk.co.uk 176 