Drink Driving Offences
Drink driving is a grave offence. This offence can result in immediate disqualification and, in some cases, imprisonment. You must contact our motoring defence team as soon as possible to discuss your case. To be
Drink driving is a grave offence. This offence can result in immediate disqualification and, in some cases, imprisonment. You must contact our motoring defence team as soon as possible to discuss your case. To be
All new types of speed cameras must be approved by the Secretary of State for use. The team at are able to check whether this has occurred in any given case. Approval of devices These
When a vehicle is alleged to have committed a road traffic offence but is not stopped at the time, the registered keeper must be issued with a ‘Notice of Intended Prosecution’ within 14 days. This
Driving your car while disqualified or knowingly allowing a disqualified driver to drive can result in 6 penalty points, up to a £5,000 fine, up to 6 months in prison, and a discretionary disqualification if the court feels the offence