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Motoring Offences Solicitors.

Will be able to assist on all areas of Motoring Law for Example Drink Driving, Dangerous Driving, Careless Driving, Totting Up, Speeding, Driving Without Insurance motor offences.


Motoring Offence Solicitors

If you have received a Notice of Intended Prosecution, fixed penalty notice, Single Justice Procedure Notice, summons or other allegation relating to a motoring offence, obtain legal advice promptly if you are uncertain about your position.

Do not ignore the notice. Different documents carry different response deadlines. For example, a requirement to identify the driver must normally be answered within 28 days, while a Single Justice Procedure Notice must normally be responded to within 21 days.

A motoring offence solicitor may advise on matters including:

  • speeding;
  • failure to identify the driver;
  • careless or dangerous driving;
  • drink or drug driving;
  • driving without insurance or a valid licence;
  • mobile phone offences;
  • penalty points and endorsements;
  • totting-up disqualification;
  • new-driver licence revocation;
  • exceptional hardship arguments;
  • special reasons;
  • road traffic prosecutions; and
  • appeals against conviction or sentence.

A solicitor can review the evidence, explain the possible penalties, and advise on whether to accept a fixed penalty, plead guilty, challenge the allegation, or request a court hearing.

Finding a Motoring Offence Solicitor

Use the search facility at the top of this page, enter your location and select "Motoring Offences" as the area of law.

When contacting a solicitor, have the notice, police correspondence, driving licence details and relevant dates available. Ask about the likely procedure, possible outcome and cost of representation.

Information provided by Solicitors.com is for general guidance only and should not replace legal advice about a particular allegation.

Motoring Offences Solicitors.
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