We provide specialist advice and representation for motoring offences, including speeding, drink/drug driving, careless or dangerous driving, failing to provide information and driving without insurance.
We explain the allegation, the possible consequences and your options so you can make informed decisions throughout your case.
Our motoring law service includes:
- Reviewing police evidence such as statements, CCTV and reports
- Advising on case strength, defences and likely sentencing
- Preparing your case and identifying mitigation
- Representing you at court for pleas, mitigation hearings and trials
- Advising on the outcome, next steps and any appeal options
Types of motoring offences
We assist with a wide range of motoring offences, including:
- Speeding & Licence Offences – speeding, failing to identify a driver, driving without a licence
- Drink & Drug Driving – driving over the limit, failing to provide a specimen
- Careless & Dangerous Driving – careless driving, dangerous driving, driving without due care
- Insurance & Documentation Offences – driving without insurance, MOT or valid documentation
- Other Road Traffic Offences – mobile phone offences, traffic light offences, and general road traffic breaches.
Key Stages of a Motoring Case
- 1. Initial Review – We assess the evidence, explain the allegation and outline your options and possible outcomes.
- 2. Case Preparation – We gather relevant material, prepare mitigation or defence and get your case ready for court
- 3. Court Representation – We attend the hearing with you, present your case and guide you through the process.
- 4. Outcome & Next Steps – We explain the result, any penalties and advise on appeals or further action.
Typical Length of a Case
All timeframes are estimates and depend on court availability.
- Guilty Plea: Usually listed within a few weeks of charge (2 – 8 weeks)
- Exceptional Hardship / Special Reasons: Often requires a separate hearing, typically listed within (4 – 12 weeks)
- Not Guilty Plea (Trial): Trials are generally listed 8 – 20 weeks after the first hearing to allow time for evidence and witness arrangements.
Why Choose Us
- Lawyers with expert knowledge and decades of courtroom experience
- Clear, straightforward advice so you always know your best options
- Thorough preparation to give you the strongest possible case
- Confident representation focused on securing the best possible outcome in your circumstances
