A learner driver must pay more than £800 for not having insurance for his car.
Ross Thomas Davis, 31, of Green Terrace, Hubberston was stopped by police as he drove a BMW car on Victoria Road, Milford Haven on March 1.
It was found he did not have insurance for the vehicle and although a provisional licence holder, he was not accompanied by a qualified passenger and was not displaying L plates on the car.
Magistrates in Llanelli on September 30 found the charges proved.
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For the insurance offence, Davis was fined £660 with a surcharge of £66 and costs of £90.
He also had six penalty points put on his driving record.
No separate penalty was issued for the licence offence.
He must pay the total of £816 by October 28.
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