Caught speeding? We can help.
Speeding offences are among the most common charges road users face in Scotland today. If you have been charged with speeding or have been issued with a fixed penalty for speeding which you contest, contacting our road traffic lawyers may mean the difference between conviction and acquittal.
Here’s how we can help
Sound Legal Advice
We can offer guidance and find the best course of action whether you plead guilty or not guilty.
Here When it Matters Most
A conviction can have a significant impact on your life including family commitments, business and employment. We’re here to help.
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Our friendly team are on hand for a free initial consultation to talk through your case.
Ensuring our clients receive the most robust defence available.
Despite what many believe, speeding cases can be challenged, and our expert team of Speeding Offences Lawyers prove this on an almost weekly basis in courts all over Scotland. Our specialist team have relevant expertise, and where we feel that it will benefit your case, we will employ former road policing officers to provide their expert opinion and have them give evidence in court to strengthen your case. We are also skilled in providing innovative solutions to your legal issues, and approach each case with the energy and enthusiasm required to defend you.
Trust us to fight in your corner
We know that every client and every set of circumstances is unique. Ensuring we work hard to make sure you receive clear, uncomplicated legal advice you can always trust, in an open and friendly environment. We also make sure your legal fees are no obstacle and are fair, reasonable, transparent, and agreed in advance. We want you to focus on the matter in hand and trust us to fight your corner.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We can help every step of the way.
If your vehicle is detected exceeding the speed limit, a Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) will be sent to you within 14 days of the alleged offence taking place. If you were not the driver at the time of the offence, under Section 172 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, you are required to disclose who was driving the vehicle at the time of the offence. Failure to comply with this requirement is a separate offence.
Our specialist Speeding Offences Team have this expertise and where we feel that it will benefit your case we will employ former road policing officers to provide their expert opinion and have them give evidence in court to strengthen your case.
Please contact us right away. The sooner we can go over your options and put a plan in place, the better your chances of getting the best possible results.
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You have the option of accepting or rejecting the Conditional Offer in its entirety. A Conditional Offer is a legally mandated alternative to prosecution. Legislation establishes the level of financial penalty and points. If you receive a Conditional Offer, you will have the option of accepting a £100 fine AND three penalty points on your licence. If you do not accept this offer, you have the option of going to court instead.
If you accumulate 12 penalty points on your licence in three years, you will be required to appear in court and will be prohibited from driving for at least six months. If you are a new driver and receive six or more penalty points within two years of passing your test, your licence will be revoked and you will have to retake both the theory and practical tests. Penalty points are valid for three years but cannot be removed from your licence for four years.
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