Solicitor for Motoring Offences

We are expert motoring offence solicitors supporting clients across England and Wales in a wide range of cases. Whether you’re dealing with speeding fines, driving without insurance, or drink/drug driving allegations, our team has a proven track record in contested cases. Get in touch to find out how we can assist you.

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Solicitor for Motoring Offences
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Motoring Offences

Motoring offences are all too common, particularly for professionals who are frequently on the road. Our experienced motoring solicitors represent clients across the country and have a strong record of helping individuals keep their driving licenses.

Even when a disqualification is required, we work to reduce its duration, often allowing clients to return to work months sooner than anticipated.

How can our solicitors for motoring offences assist

Our Solicitors are dedicated to providing expert legal support to clients facing a range of motoring charges nationwide.

Whether you’re dealing with allegations of speeding, driving without insurance, or drug and alcohol-related driving offences, we leverage our excellent track record, to help achieve the best possible outcome.

We’ll carefully review your case, exploring every potential defence and working to minimise penalties or prevent disqualification where possible, so you can stay on the road.

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Can You provide motoring legal advice?

Motoring offences can range from minor issues to serious matters with severe consequences. If you’ve received a notice of intended prosecution (NIP) or have been contacted by the police, reach out to us for expert advice on your next steps.

Acting early is key, as options like driver awareness courses may no longer be available once the matter proceeds to Court. 

If your case is progressing to court, our team can guide you on what to expect and, if needed, provide a strong defence—particularly if there is a risk of disqualification.

Who we are and how we can help

We are a firm specialising in all types of motoring offences. With years of extensive experience, we are the perfect choice to help you with any motoring offence. We have dealt with cases before the High Court as well as all types of complex traffic charges. 

Our firm is based in the Greater Manchester area; however, we represent clients nationwide.

Please give us a call if you are subject to an investigation and we will be happy to discuss your case in detail and explain how we can help you.

If we advise that you should plead guilty, then we can assist on a guilty plea basis and represent you at Court with a view to mitigating your sentence.

John Ruane Solicitor

John Ruane

Your Motoring Offences Solicitor

020 8798 3963

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    Our areas of specialism

    What should I do if I receive a Notice of Intended Prosecution?

    If you have received a NIP, get in touch with us right away to consult with our team before completing or returning any paperwork to the police.

    We will review the notice you received and advise you on whether, and how, to complete it if needed.

    Many technical defences rely on this stage being handled correctly by the police, so discussing your case with an experienced solicitor now could be crucial.  

    What should I do if I haven’t received the Notice of Intended Prosecution within 14 days?

    Under Section 1 of the Road Traffic Act, a notice of intended prosecution must typically be sent to the registered vehicle keeper within 14 days for most motoring offences. However, there are exceptions to this requirement, including:

    • If an accident occurred due to your vehicle’s presence on the road
    • If the police issued a verbal warning at the time of the alleged offence
    • If you have been offered a fixed penalty
    • If the offence is exempt from this rule due to specific statutory provisions

    What if the police want to speak to me about a driving incident?

     If the police are contacting you to talk about something that could incriminate you, you should seek legal advice and give us a call immediately.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This will depend on the severity of the alleged offence as well as the importance of your driving licence. Some offences are so serious that you will be bailed to attend Court.

    You will either be disqualified from driving, or have points imposed on your driving licence.

    We can mitigate the sentence on your behalf. If your licence is important to you, we strongly recommend you secure expert legal representation, even if you intend on entering a guilty plea.

    Yes, you will be afforded “credit” by the Court which would result in a reduction of the punitive element of the sentence. An early guilty plea is unlikely to result in the reduction of any driving ban.

    In some cases, yes. However, all our cases are privately funded.