Liverpool's drivers clock up most penalty points in England and Wales Bournemouth motorists hold the second highest amount of penalty points, with 11.5 per cent, followed by Blackburn, Slough and Dorchester with 11 per cent, 10.9 per cent and 10.8 per cent respectively, according to the Daily Mail. Meanwhile in Scotland, drivers in Glasgow have been awarded more penalty points than anywhere else in the UK, equating to one in seven of the 634,252 motorists. Motherwell, Kilmarnock and Paisley followed Glasgow as the highest areas in the whole of the UK for penalty points. The magazine said: "Liverpool may have the worst penalty point rate in England, with around 12 per cent of licensed drivers possessing endorsements. But four of the other worst five postcodes in the UK for driving offences come from around the Glasgow area. CTC attributed the high levels of points given out to drivers in Glasgow to high levels of traffic policing, pointing out that only four per cent of the 14,956 drivers in Lerwick in the Shetland Islands have been awarded points. Conversely the area of England with the lowest number of penalties is the eastern central area of London, where only one in 18 drivers has been caught committing an offence. Truro, the western central area of London, Canterbury and Exeter were also boasted the lowest proportion of punished drivers.