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Should I Use A Solicitor At My Motoring Offence Police Interview?

It can be daunting to be asked to attend a police station, particularly if you have never been in trouble before.  The decisions made at the police station stage often have a huge effect on the rest of your case.  Representation by a good...

How Should I Reply To A Single Justice Procedure Notice For Speeding?

You have been accused of speeding.  Time has passed and you had started to think your matter may have been lost in the system.  Then to your disappointment a Single Justice Procedure Notice arrives in the post.  How you reply to this document...

Do I Need A Solicitor At My Court Hearing For A Motoring Offence?

Do I need a solicitor before my hearing date? If you are accused of any motoring offence, you have to decide first whether you will plead guilty or not guilty. You should do this before your hearing takes place because the Magistrates Court normally will...

How To Respond To A "Notice Of Proposed Driving Disqualification"?

  What is a “Notice Of Proposed Driving Disqualification”?  Many people are very confused when they receive such a document and wonder what it means.  You may be sent a “Notice Of Proposed Driving Disqualification”...

Coronavirus: what will happen to my speeding court hearing?

  Q:- Will my speeding court case be dropped because of the coronavirus crisis? A:- No.  Cases will not be discontinued.  The Crown Prosecution Service stated in their report “Interim CPS Charging Protocol - Covid-19 Crisis...

What do I need to know about Speed Awareness Courses?

What is a Speed Awareness Course? More than a million drivers each year choose to take a Speed Awareness Course.  These courses have been developed by psychologists, and are to educate rather than to punish drivers in an attempt to make roads...

I have received a form asking if I was the driver - what do I do now?

What is the offence of failing to identify the driver? Most people, when they are caught speeding, are not stopped by the police.  Their vehicle is just flashed by a speed camera and they continue on their journey, often blissfully unaware.  The...

Can A Disqualification Be Avoided If I Have 12 Penalty Points Or More?

How many penalty points can I have before I am disqualified? The law states that if you commit offences within three years of each other, and the total number of penalty points you receive for these offences amount to twelve or more , then you...

I've just received a Notice of Intended Prosecution. What now?

Updated 12th July 2018 Why have I received a Notice of Intended Prosecution? These days you probably won’t be aware at the time that you have been caught committing a motoring offence, such as speeding or going through a red light , as a...

Your motoring conviction - will it need to be declared?

If I am guilty of a motoring offence will I get a criminal conviction? When anybody is found guilty, or pleads guilty, to any motoring offence before the Magistrates or Crown Court they will then have a criminal conviction, even if this is for a...

From today, the fast track to a bigger fine?

There will be increased speeding fines in operation as from today, April 24th 2017.  A much harsher fining system is being brought in to try and crack down on speeding motorists.  How much more might you have to pay if you are caught driving over...

Driverless Cars:The End Of The Road For Traffic Offences?

Do you enjoy driving?  Should it matter if we lost our skills at the wheel?  One day soon, instead of mastering the art of driving through learning, practice and experience, we will whistle up a self-driving autonomous car instead which will whisk...

Speed Cameras Are To Become More Conspicuous

Speed cameras on local roads are already yellow, but on major highways they are often grey, and sometimes hidden behind an overhead gantry.  The transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin recently announced that by October 2016 all cameras on...

Failure to Identify the Driver - Don't Risk Prison

Most people have had the unpleasant experience of receiving a letter through their door from the police stating that their vehicle was involved in a road traffic offence, normally speeding at a certain date and time.  Included in this envelope there...

More Than 2,000 Motorists Were Caught Speeding In Excess Of 100mph In 2014-2015

2,169 motorists were clocked in 2014-2015 speeding in excess of 100mph.  These figures come from 42 of the UK’s 45 police forces.  Police were asked to give information for the 2014-2015 financial year on the number of recorded incidents...