

With over 25 years combined experience in Motoring Law we are dedicated to advising and defending motorists nationwide for whom the loss of a driving licence would have devastating consequences.
We are here not only to defend motoring prosecutions, but also to minimise periods of disqualification, number of points and the financial penalties imposed.
We can provide expert motoring law advice and representation.
Our most common enquiries are matters relating to:
Drink driving
Dangerous Driving
Speeding
However we can help with:
Alcohol/Drug related offences
Driving without due care and attention
Failure to comply with road signs
Failure to provide driver details (S172)
Failure to provide a specimen
Failure to stop after an accident
HGV offences
Mobile phone offences
No Insurance
Seatbelt offences
Taxi offences
Totting up - 12 points or more
Traffic light offences
Vehicle offences
We will guide you through the all stages of your case, and in some cases fixed fees may be available.
If you would like more information, details of our competitive rates or you would like to discuss your case then please contact the motoring department direct on:
(8am to 8pm)
Motorists caught speeding could receive a six point penalty under proposals being considered today.
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A million more speeding tickets are being issued every year than a decade ago, raising £100m in fines, the Conservative Party has claimed.
Our expert solicitors have helped hundreds of clients including:
Speeding - successfully argued against disqualification on the grounds of exceptional hardship as a result of losing employment.
Drink Driving - not guilty verdict following incorrect police procedure.
Speeding - not guilty verdict as a result of excess speed due to an emergency when trying to avoid an oncoming vehicle.
Due care and attention - not guilty verdict due to successfully arguing client's standard of driving had not fallen below the standard of a reasonable and prudent driver.
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