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 fixed fee motoring law specialist - fees from £70 - for free initial advice call 07764 757 214 or email [email protected] home choose a fixed fee faq's meet your lawyer client feedback contact careless driving death by careless driving dangerous driving death by dangerous driving driving whilst disqualified driving without a licence drink driving drunk in charge fail to identify driver fail to produce documents fail to provide a specimen fail to stop/report miscellaneous offences mobile phone use motorway offences no insurance red light speeding totting up disqualification exceptional hardship special reasons new driver provisions educational courses short ban appeals if you are facing prosecution for any motoring offence and are looking for a specialist motoring solicitor to give you free initial advice and represent you in court from as little as £200, then you may wish to go to fixedfeelawyer.co.uk or if you have a question concerning any of the motoring offences or motoring offence related subjects listed to the left of this page, click on that offence/subject and you will find a whole range of useful information in faq format. careless driving what is the maximum penalty? - up to £5000 fine plus 3 - 9 points or disqualification what is the definition of 'without due care'? - a standard of driving that fell below that, which is expected of a competent and careful driver. if you want free initial advice as to whether you may have driven carelessly, from a solicitor who specialises in defending people accused of motoring offences then visit fixedfeelawyer.co.uk do the prosecution have to prove i was driving? - yes, as with vast majority of motoring offences, the prosecution have to prove beyond all reasonable doubt that you were driving. they may try to do this by sending you a notice requiring you to identify who was driving (6 points + a fine if you fail to do so). alternatively, the police may ask you to agree to be interviewed either at the road side or at some later stage. what you do during the interview stage is vital when it comes to defending a motoring offence prosecution and given that everyone is entitled to a solicitor for free for an interview at the police station, there is no excuse not to have one. go to fixedfeelawyer.co.uk to find a solicitor who specialises in defending people accused of motoring offences. do the police have to issue a notice of intended prosecution within 14 days of the date of the alleged offence? - yes, unless you were warned at the time of the offence that you may be prosecuted or unless there was an accident that you would have been aware of. i don't accept my driving was 'careless' what can i do? - you are entitled to plead not-guilty and the court will then decide after hearing all the evidence, whether the prosecution have proved you drove without due care and attention. the police want to talk to me about a road traffic accident, what should i do? - the police will probably want you to attend the local station for a voluntary interview. you are entitled to have a solicitor present free of charge and would be well advised to do so, even if you think you have done nothing wrong. go to fixedfeelawyer.co.uk to find a solicitor who specialises in defending driver's accused of motoring offences. i accept i was in the wrong, what can i do? - in certain circumstances the police will agree to allow you to do a 'driver improvement course' as an alternative to prosecution, this means no conviction, no points, no fine and no vastly increased insurance premiums for the next 5 years. it is vital to have a solicitor who specialises in representing people accused of motoring offences, acting for you if you want to increase your chances of being offered the driver improvement course. go to fixedfeelawyer.co.uk to find a specialist motoring offence solicitor. death by careless driving what is the maximum penalty? - up to 5 years imprisonment and/or £5000 fine plus minimum 12 months disqualification, discretion to order extended re-test. if don't disqualify (e.g. due to special reasons) then must impose between 3 and 11 points. causing death by careless driving whilst under influence of drink/drugs what is the maximum penalty? - up to 14 years imprisonment, plus minimum 2 year disqualification, must order extended re-test. if don't disqualify (e.g. due to special reasons) then must impose between 3 and 11 points. causing death whilst unlincensed, uninsured or disqualified what is the maximum penalty? - up to 2 years imprisonment and/or £5000 fine. must disqualify, plus discretion to order extended re-test. if don't disqualify (e.g. due to special reasons) then must impose between 3 and 11 points. dangerous driving what is the maximum penalty? - up to 2 years imprisonment and/or up to £5000 fine plus minimum 12 months disqualification and disqualified until extended re-test taken. minimum disqualification is 2 years if you have 2 or more disqualifications of more than 55 days in the preceding 3 years. what is the definition of 'dangerous driving'? - a standard of driving that fell far below that, which is expected of a competent and careful driver and it would have been obvious to a competent and careful driver that driving in that way would be dangerous. if you want free initial advice as to whether you may have driven dangerously, from a solicitor who specialises in defending people accused of motoring offences then visit fixedfeelawyer.co.uk death by dangerous driving what is the maximum penalty? - up to 14 years imprisonment, plus minimum 2 year disqualification, must order extended re-test. if don't disqualify (e.g. due to special reasons) then must impose between 3 and 11 points. driving whilst disqualified what is the maximum penalty? - up to 6 months imprisonment and/or up to £5000 fine. may disqualify and if don't disqualify then must impose 6 points. driving without a licence what is the maximum penalty? - up to £1000 fine plus 3 - 6 points or discretionary disqualification. this offence is non-endorseable (can't disqualify or impose points) if the driver could have been covered by a licence. drink driving what is the maximum penalty? - up to 6 months imprisonment and/or up to £5000 fine plus minimum 12 month disqualification. minimum disqualification is 2 years if you have 2 or more disqualifications of more than 55 days in the preceding 3 years. minimum disqualification is 3 years if you have a relevant drink drive conviction in preceding 10 years. drunk in charge what is the maximum penalty? - up to 3 months imprisonment and/or up to £2500 fine, plus may disqualify, if don't disqualify then must impose 10 points. fail to identify driver (s.172 offence) what is the maximum penalty? - up to £1000 fine plus 6 points fail to produce documents what is the maximum penalty? - up to £1000 fine (up to £500 fine for failing to produce insurance certificate) fail to provide a specimen (when suspected of driving or attempting to drive) what is the maximum penalty? - up to 6 month imprisonment and/or up to £5000 fine plus minimum 12 month disqualification. minimum disqualification is 2 years if you have 2 or more disqualifications of more than 55 days in the preceding 3 years. minimum disqualification is 3 years if you have a relevant drink drive conviction in preceding 10 years. fail to provide a specimen when suspected of being drunk in charge what is the maximum penalty? - up to 3 months imprisonment and/or up to £2500 fine, plus may disqualify, if don't disqualify then must impose 10 points. fail to cooperate with preliminary breath test at the road side what is the maximum penalty? - up to £1000 fine, plus 4 points. fail to stop after an accident and/or fail to report an accident what is the maximum penalty? - up to 6 months imprisonment and/or up to £5000 fine plus 5 - 10 points or disqualification. miscellaneous offences dangerous parking, contravene pelican or zebra crossing, fail comply police constable directin

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