TOTTING UP TO TWELVE POINTS ON YOUR LICENCE?

Oct 2, 2012 by SpringAllwardt542

As your expert TRAFFIC LAWYERS we have significant expertise in avoiding, minimising or appealing driving bans for speeding and totting up and we have an excellent success rate! Indeed, we regularly avoid or reduce bans by successfully representing on behalf of clients that:

…to impose a ban would cause too much hardship
…no ban or points should be imposed even though the motorist was guilty
…the offence was not committed or there is a procedural or evidential flaw
…on appeal to the Crown Court, the Magistrates’ Court got it wrong and no ban should be imposed.

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So whether you are facing a possible ban from getting 12 points on your licence or have already received one, it is vital that you contact us right away so that we can see if you have a valid defence or whether we can appeal a decision already made. Strict time limits apply so don’t lose your right to challenge the driving ban… contact us today, free of charge.

There are three basic possible reasons for being summonsed to court in relation to a ban, namely that (1) you are either about to tot up so to have twelve points on your licence, (2) that the offence requires that a ban be imposed or (3) that the police think the Magistrates will choose to impose a ban (because your alleged speed was so far in excess of the speed limit that a fixed penalty notice is not regarded as appropriate for instance).

But remember that even if you have already received a ban, we can look to appeal that decision but very strict time limits apply so it is vital to act very quickly.

We will assess the evidence and your circumstances, including the circumstances of the offence, and look to see whether one or more of these arguments can be presented on your behalf. Remember, that the MINIMUM period of disqualification for a totting up ban is 6 months.

Call us today to see what your options really are!

We recently represented an individual who accepted that he had committed the offence and would have totted up to well over twelve points thereby triggering an automatic 6 month ban. We advised on what documentation he needed to obtain so that we could present his case in the fullest possible light. If banned, he would have lost his job and so would his wife in which event they would have been unable to keep their home. The court imposed no ban at all and just a modest fine. He can continue driving.

We also recently represented a professional in respect of whom driving was important to his career. He lived rurally and we managed to show that if he had been banned, he would have had to give up his business and that others would have suffered substantially as a result. He receveived no ban and a modest fine. He can continue driving. He was delighted and said:

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