Motoring & Road Traffic Offences
Motoring and Road Traffic Offences
At KBS Solicitors our highly experienced team of solicitors have expertise in providing motoring law advice for both individuals and companies and has been defending the motorist for over 18 years in complex laws that drivers face on a daily basis here in the UK. We defend clients accused of a variety of offences such as:-
- Drink Driving / Over prescribed limit
- Speeding
- Dangerous Driving
- Careless Driving
- Failing to Furnish
- No Insurance
- Disqualification
- Death by dangerous driving
- Death by careless or inconsiderate driving
- Death whilst driving unlicensed
- 12 points – totting up
- Failure to provide specimen
- Driving whilst disqualified
- Mobile phone offence
- Tachograph offences
- Road rage incidents
- Drug driving offences
Motoring law is extremely complicated making it essential that you seek the advice of a specialist such as ourselves. We offer expert legal advice no matter how minor or major the offence. Our solicitors can help you keep your licence, avoiding a ban and severe penalties. Please contact us if you have been accused of a motoring offence, as the prosecution may be unlawful or flawed and you may have a defence that may negate any fines or points.
MOTORING OFFENCES (Summary Only)
Fixed Fees from £350.00 + vat. The fixed fee includes:
- 2 hours attendance/preparation
- Considering evidence
- Taking your instructions
- Providing advice on likely sentence
- Attendance and representation at a single hearing at the Bradford Magistrates’ Court
The fixed fee DOES NOT include:
- Travel for out of town cases
- Instruction of any expert witnesses
- Taking statements from any witnesses
- Advice and assistance in relation to a Special Reasons or Exceptional Hardship hearing
- Advice or assistance in relation to any appeal
Key stages involved:
The key stages of your matter are based on the presumption that you have entered a guilty plea, that you have a date for your hearing and that the case is to be heard at Bradford Magistrates’ Court and include the following:
- Meet with your solicitor to provide instructions on what happened
- We will consider initial disclosure and any other evidence and provide advice
- We will explain the court procedure to you so you know what to expect on the day of your hearing, and the sentencing options available to the court
- We will conduct any further preparatory work, obtain further instructions from you if necessary and answer any follow up queries you have
- We will attend court on the day and meet with you before going before the court
- We will discuss the outcome with you. If advice is required on appeal, this will carry an additional cost
Please note that we cannot provide a timescale of when your hearing will take place, as this depends on the court listing for that day