B P Collins has a high success rate when it comes to defending motoring offences. Our success is built on our strong desire to protect the interests of our clients.
Our expertise in motoring offences and road traffic law is long-standing (our team has over 45 years of combined experience) and we can assist with a wide range of investigations and cases for individuals and companies.
We take a proactive defence approach, which involves advancing and protecting your interests from the very first meeting with you. This way, your defence will always be out in front of you, and you’ll be able to put your best foot forward.
Whether you have been charged or have received a section 172 notice, or more commonly called, a notice of intended prosecution (NIP) or a summons, our driving offence lawyers provide a fixed fee service for an initial meeting to advise you on the most appropriate course of action. We attend all interviews under caution, prepare your case/defence and arrange representation in court, should that be necessary.
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For further information or expert legal advice and representation advice please call us on 01753 889995 or email enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk.
Driving offence solicitors can help with the following situations:
| Careless driving | Construction and use offences such as exceeding permitted axle weight | Dangerous driving | Drink driving (See sentencing guidelines) | Driving whilst on a mobile phone |
| Drug driving | Failing to provide information about the identity of the driver | Failure to report a road traffic accident | Failure to stop | Fatal road traffic investigations |
| Lack of insurance | Roadworthiness or driver hours | Speeding (See sentencing guidelines) |
Do I need a solicitor for a driving offence?
You may not need a solicitor for a driving offence if, for example, you have received a fine for speeding that you do not wish to appeal. However, if you have to go to the police station or to court for a driving offence, or if the penalty for the driving offence results in a driving ban, then you may need a solicitor.
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The information provided is on the presumption that you have entered a guilty plea and have a date for your hearing. The final amount of time in order to reach the end of the initial hearing in the Magistrates Court will also be impacted on the efficiency of the Crown Prosecution Service, the listing pattern of the Court, and waiting time at Court, as these are all factors outside our control.
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Get in touch
Our road traffic solicitors help people across London, Thame, Gerrards Cross and the wider area. For further information or advice please call us on 01753 889995 or email enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk.
