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If you do not have a full driving licence, it is imperative that you do not operate a vehicle, unless you are a ‘learner driver’ and have a full licence owner sat with you.
If you choose not to, you stand a very high chance of being caught as the Police have the technology to track if your car is insured, MOT’d and if you have a valid licence. Driving whilst you do not have a full driving licence is a serious motoring offence and can lead to serious punishments and fines. This is also moderated by the DVLA who will put you on their records of not having a full driving licence.
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Penalties;
The punishments you can face therefore are 3-6 penalty points on your licence, fines of up to £5000, face a ban of acquiring a driving licence for a period of time and paying for any damages you may have caused.
Defences;
A ‘special reason’ is something that does not amount to a defence, but is connected with the offence. It must be a mitigating circumstance and something which the court should properly take into account. These cases often raise complex issues and it is important to seek legal advice at the earliest opportunity if you think your case may amount to a ‘special reasons’ situation.
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If you have been accused of driving without a licence, you should get expert legal advice as soon as possible. We can offer you advice on your specific circumstances and other options which may be available to you. Contact us on 03300 536 786 to speak to a motoring expert.
If you are arrested and taken to a police station, this can be a very frightening and overwhelming experience, if you are unaware of the procedures and protocols.
The decisions you make at the police station can be crucial and detrimental to your future. It is imperative that you request for Tyler Hoffman Solicitors at the first available opportunity so we can further protect your position from the point of initiation.
If you are facing a driving disqualification, our solicitors can guide you through the appeal process. We will review the circumstances of your ban, advise on the likelihood of a successful appeal, and represent you at the appeal hearing, aiming to get you back on the road.
Charges of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs are serious and carry severe penalties. Our team can advise on defence strategies, such as questioning the accuracy of test results or the legality of traffic stops, to protect your licence and your freedom.
Being in charge of a vehicle while above the legal limit can result in significant penalties. We can help by examining the specifics of your case to argue that there was no intention to drive or identifying other mitigating factors that could lead to a more favourable outcome.
We will explore all avenues of defence, including cases of administrative oversight or special circumstances, to minimise the impact on your life.
Dangerous driving is a grave offence that carries the threat of potential imprisonment. Our solicitors work to challenge the prosecution's definition of "dangerous" driving, negotiate lesser charges or argue for mitigating circumstances to reduce penalties.
These are among the most serious motoring offences and often result in lengthy prison sentences, even if the driver makes a guilty plea. Our compassionate and skilled solicitors provide a robust defence and ongoing support through these complex and emotional cases.
We can assist if you are accused of driving without valid insurance. We will explore defences such as insurance provider errors, and aim to avoid points on your licence or other penalties.
While driving without a valid MOT certificate is often a non-endorsable offence, it can lead to complications. Our team can help, especially if there were mitigating circumstances that led to you being unable to make or arrange your MOT.
Failing to stop after an accident or failing to report an accident can carry significant penalties. We can advise on the best course of action, and potential to mitigate penalties by demonstrating your willingness to cooperate or confusion about your legal obligations.
If you are charged with failing to produce driving documents, we can help by negotiating with authorities or demonstrating that the failure was not intentional. This often results in reduced fines or penalties.
We are experienced with the complexities surrounding notices of intended prosecution and can advise on responding appropriately, so you can potentially avoid further charges or penalties.
Being the most common type of driving offences, our solicitors have a wealth of experience in dealing with speeding offences, challenging evidence, and arguing for mitigating circumstances to avoid points or disqualification.
Accumulating 12 or more penalty points within three years can lead to disqualification. We can argue on grounds of exceptional hardship to prevent disqualification, focusing on the impact it would have on your life.
With strict penalties for mobile phone use while driving, our team can challenge the prosecution's evidence or argue for mitigating circumstances and aim to protect your driving privileges.