Salah Banned From Driving in England for Six Months

A Warrington court has banned Mohamed Salah from driving in England for six months for failing to identify the driver of his speeding Rolls-Royce.

• Salah was convicted in absentia over a March incident in which a mobile camera in Wilmslow captured his Rolls-Royce exceeding the speed limit.
• The court imposed a six-month driving ban and a £660 fine after Salah did not respond to two court summons.
• Prosecutors dropped the speeding charge, with the conviction covering only Salah's failure to disclose the vehicle's driver.
• The ban is not Salah's first motoring offence, following a 2018 incident involving a speeding Ferrari.
• Separate allegations that Salah used his phone while driving were never proven.