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Been caugh speeding
Been Caught Speeding?

Been flashed by a Speed Camera? If you’ve been caught speeding, it makes sense to seek advice as soon as possible. In the most serious cases, where the driver is either 50% or 30 mph+ above the limit, an instant disqualification can be imposed. With our specialist advice and representation, we can help guide you through the court process and give you the best chance of keeping your licence.

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Been caught drink driving
Been Caught Drink Driving?

Drink driving allegations are serious and the penalties severe. As well as losing your licence, large fines and imprisonment are possible punishments. The law in this area is complex, and a defence should be approached with care and expertise. We are specialists in road traffic laws, and can help and guide you through to achieving the best possible outcome for your drink driving case.

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Know your penalty points
Know Your Penalty Points

For the majority of driving offences, punishment consists of a fine and penalty points. Endorsements must stay on your driving licence for 4 or 11 years depending on the offence. Amassing 6 penalty points within the first 2 years of holding a full licence can lead to disqualification under The New Drivers Act, and reaching 12 penalty points within a 3 year period normally results in a ‘totting up’ ban. We can advise you as well as representing you in court, making the process fast, easy and complication-free.

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Is your licence your livelihood
Is Your Licence Your Livelihood?

Keeping your driving licence can be essential to your job.

Our expert advice and representation can help minimise the punishment, and in many cases avoid disqualification.

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The Public Access Law
The Public Access Law

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• No need for to instruct a solicitor
• Only pay for one legal advisor

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Why Direct to a Barrister
Why Direct to a Barrister?

• Direct contact with the expert
• Speed and efficiancy
• Only pay for one legal advisor

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Public Access Law

The 'Public Access Law' enables you to talk directly to a Barrister without instructing a solicitor.

The Benefits

  • Direct contact with the expert from start to finish
  • Speed and efficiency dealing with your case
  • Only pay for one legal advisor

Fees

Our fees are fixed; no hourly rates, no surprises. Find out more.

We are specialist motoring & road law barristers providing you with expert legal advice and representation

Road Law Barristers are experts in all aspects of motoring law and because we are a team of specialist motoring law barristers, we will explore every detail of your case to find the best solution.

Representing our clients aiming to minimise your penalty

Contact us to find out if we can help you keep your driving licence or reduce your sentence. We provide expert motoring law advice and representation that can reduce your motoring office penalty. Our team of barristers work with clients with court cases in Leeds, York, Northallerton and throughout Yorkshire and the North East.

Providing you with expert motoring law advice

Whether you have received a notice of intended prosecution, been summonsed to attend court, or are simply worried that a road traffic offence charge could result in the loss of your driving licence, we are specialists in motoring law and we will provide you with expert legal advice.

Free initial legal advice for speeding, drink driving or any other motoring offence

Regardless of whether you have been accused of speeding, drink driving or any other motoring offence, our initial advice is completely free of charge. If you find that you do need our services, many cases can be resolved during the first court appearance, minimising the cost to you. In addition, our services are available on a fixed-fee basis; with no hourly rates and no costly surprises once your case has been concluded.