Driving Offences Solicitor Birmingham

Offences David defends

Drink driving and drug driving, dangerous driving, careless driving, driving whilst disqualified, no insurance, mobile phone offences, section 172 Road Traffic Act 1988 notices (failure to identify the driver), totting up, and DVLA licence revocation.

Exceptional hardship and special reasons

David specialises in exceptional hardship arguments, which can prevent a totting-up disqualification where the consequences of losing a licence would be disproportionate. He also advises on special reasons, which can prevent endorsement or disqualification in appropriate cases such as where a drink driving charge arose from a laced drink.

Challenging the evidence

Breath and blood test evidence can be challenged on technical grounds, including the calibration and maintenance of breath testing devices, the procedure followed by officers, and medical conditions that may affect a reading.