D riving / Motoring Offences

Belgravia Solicitors can defence all types of motoring prosecutions, and are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist with any query you may have. 

You may be asked to attend a voluntary interview or be arrested for a motoring / driving related allegation. In those circumstances, contact us as soon as possible – as there is nothing to lose in contacting us straight away. The sooner you make the call the sooner we can help! 

If you are facing any road traffic related charge, it is important to take up the services of an expert motoring / road traffic lawyer to maximise the chances to success. We understand the consequences of a driving ban can be devastating and we will do everything the law permits to save your licence. 

If you have been involved in a motoring offence or have been served a Notice of Intended Prosecution then get help – the sooner you make contact with us the sooner we can help. 

Motoring offences can cause embarrassment on both a personal and business level. Being in Court for a traffic matter is a serious issue. The criminal justice system deals with people accused of Road Traffic matters in the same way as other offenders and as such you feel criminalised. We ensure that the procedural and legal issues are dealt with in a sensitive, confidential, timely and professional manner. 

In our experience the Courts rarely respond well to unrepresented defendants, the road traffic laws can be a procedural minefield to navigate through. Having someone who understands the road traffic laws, understands how the system works, and to guide you and fight your corner can give you the best chance of achieving the result you want from your case. 

Belgravia Solicitors offer expert legal advice on all motoring charges (summary, either way and indictable only), including: 

• Driving whilst disqualified 
• Driving with worn tyres
• Driving without MOT
• Failure to stop & report an accident
• Failure to provide a specimen 
  
• Failure to furnish information 
• Drink driving
• Drug Driving 
  
• Impaired driving 
• Offences of being in charge of a Motor Vehicle 
• Driving without insurance 
• Speeding offences 
• Driving whilst using a mobile phone – Mobile Phone Offences
• Totting up and disqualification 
• Driving without due care and attention 
• Dangerous Driving 
• Causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving 
• Causing death by dangerous driving 
• Causing serious injury by careless or inconsiderate driving 
• Causing serious injury by dangerous driving 

If you, a relative or friend, is due to appear at Court, or are under investigation and require assistance at any stage of proceedings, contact us as soon as possible.