ROAD TRAFFIC AND MOTORING OFFENCES

At IBB Crime with HAL Solicitors, we are experienced in dealing with all types of road traffic cases, and we are here to help you.

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We understand that the prospect of attending Court can be daunting, but when coupled with the risk of being disqualified from driving it can be overwhelming. For most a disqualification from driving would impact not only upon their job – it is often a condition of employment to hold a full driving licence – but also on their children ‘s after school activities, and obligations towards elderly relatives who may need driving to hospital appointments.

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IBB Crime with HAL Solicitors can provide a friendly and efficient service aimed at minimising, as far as we can, the stress and worry of appearing at Court.

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There are many road traffic offences that may lead to a Court appearance, and in our experience expert advice at an early stage is invaluable in every case. We will provide clear advice on your individual case, based on the evidence, to help you decide what plea should be entered and advise you on how to prepare for any hearings. Our team of solicitors are all experienced Court advocates who can provide advice, assistance and support throughout your case.

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Our aim is to help you protect your licence and your freedom to continue driving. We aim to provide a gold-standard service you can rely on.

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We can assist you in the following situations:

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• Speeding

• Using a mobile phone whilst driving

• Driving without insurance or without a licence

• Careless driving

• Driving whilst unfit through drink or drugs

• Dangerous driving

• Death by dangerous or careless driving

• Driving whilst disqualified

• Drunk in charge of a vehicle

• Failing to stop

• Failing to report an accident

• Failing to identify a driver

• Fixed Penalty Notices

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If you or a family member has been charged with a road traffic offence, we can help. Call our road traffic and speeding offences solicitors today on contact 01895 207244 during office hours for immediate help. Alternatively, please email us at criminaldefence@ibbcrime.co.uk.