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Our Services

Our motoring offences solicitors are experts in handling a wide range of driving violations, including:

• Speeding tickets
  
• Parking fines
  
• Document offences such as driving without a licence, insurance, or MOT
  
• Dangerous driving behaviours like using a handheld phone, reading while driving, racing, and ignoring traffic lights
  
• Careless driving, which includes actions like undertaking, driving through red lights, or driving too closely to other vehicles
  
• Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
  
• Failure to provide a specimen during roadside tests
  
• Offences related to mobile phone use while driving
  
• Serious offences causing injury or death, such as dangerous driving causing death or injury, and causing death by careless or dangerous driving
  
  
  
  Road traffic law is complex and the number of prosecutions is rising annually, making it crucial to seek advice from a motoring law solicitor promptly. We thoroughly investigate potential defences, ensuring proper procedures were followed by the police and Crown Prosecution Service in bringing your case to court

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Frequently Asked Questions About Motoring Law

What should I do if I receive a speeding ticket?

If you receive a speeding ticket, it’s important to respond promptly. You can either accept the penalty, which usually involves points on your licence and a fine or challenge it if you believe it was issued in error.

What are the consequences of driving without insurance?

Driving without insurance is a serious offence that can result in a large fine, points on your licence, and even disqualification from driving. It’s essential to ensure you have valid insurance before operating a vehicle on public roads.

What should I do if accused of dangerous driving?

If accused of dangerous driving, seek legal advice immediately. This offence can lead to substantial penalties, including imprisonment. A solicitor can help build a defence and represent you in court.

Can I challenge a parking fine?

Yes, you can challenge a parking fine if you believe it was issued unfairly. This may involve appealing to the issuing authority or, in some cases, taking the matter to an independent adjudicator.

What should I do if I receive a speeding ticket?

If you receive a speeding ticket, it’s important to respond promptly. You can either accept the penalty, which usually involves points on your licence and a fine or challenge it if you believe it was issued in error.

What are the penalties for using a mobile phone while driving?

Using a mobile phone while driving incurs penalties such as points on your licence and a fine. The severity of the consequences depends on whether it’s a first offence or a repeat offence.

How can a motoring law solicitor help me?

A motoring law solicitor can provide expert advice and representation for various driving offences. They can help you understand your legal options, prepare a defence strategy, and represent you in court if necessary.

What should I do if I’m involved in a road traffic accident?

If involved in a road traffic accident, ensure everyone is safe and seek medical assistance if needed. Exchange details with other parties involved and gather evidence. Notify your insurance company and seek legal advice if necessary.

How can I avoid penalties for driving offences?

To avoid penalties for driving offences, it’s crucial to adhere to traffic laws, maintain valid documentation such as insurance and MOT certificates, and drive responsibly. Seeking legal advice promptly if accused of an offence can also help mitigate consequences.

What should I expect during a court appearance for a driving offence?

During a court appearance for a driving offence, you’ll have the opportunity to present your case. A solicitor can represent you, challenge evidence, and argue on your behalf to achieve the best possible outcome.