
Driving Law - Helping you with all aspects of motoring legal advice
Even if you are not driving the vehicle, but are in the vehicle on the public highway/public place, you can be… Read more
Drink driving is defined as driving or attempting to drive a motor vehicle on the public highway or a public place whilst un... Read more
Driving whilst disqualified is considered a serious offence, and as such the maximum penalty on conviction is a fine of up t... Read more
A popular defence to the charge failing to provide a specimen of breath is based on the defence of “reasonable excuse”. ... Read more
After an accident you have been involved in you must stop your vehicle and, if required to do so by any person having reason... Read more
It is an offence to use a hand-held phone, or similar device, when driving. If the use of your mobile phone results in the s... Read more
It is an offence for an individual not to wear a seatbelt if one is available to wear. However, it also the responsibility o... Read more
This area of the Driving Law site allows you to read for yourself about the most common offences. This includes a summary of... Read more
We are happy to answer any legal question by e-mail for £25, advice will be from a barrister or solicitor who...
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This involves a barrister or a solicitor reviewing the prosecution’s case against you to ensure there ar...
A mitigation letter is a letter written by a barrister or solicitor that sets out the valid and persuasive rea...
This is the comprehensive service when you have a court appearance and need advice and representation. This in...
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Thank you so much for the advice, it turned out to be a very quick day at court! The fail to stop charge was dismissed straight away and I received a much less fine than I was expecting. Thanks again Bruce.