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We can save your driving licence, either by persuading the Court that you are not guilty, by persuading the CPS that there is insufficient evidence to secure a realistic prospect of conviction, or by offering mitigation including Special Reasons and Exceptional Hardship.
We can represent you on the full range of road traffic offences, wherever you may be based in the UK.
In relation to the most serious offences we have collated a number of renowned experts to give evidence on a wide range of issues. These include collision investigators, mechanical engineers and chemical analysts, particularly in the area of back calculations.
We have many years' worth of expertise in this area. Jeremy Asher has been practising Road Traffic Law for 20 years and Robert Readfern joined the firm having spent 4 years working for a specialist firm doing nothing but Road Traffic Law.
There are prescribed legal limits for the proportion of alcohol permitted to be in your breath (35 microgrammes of alcohol per 100ml of breath), blood (80 microgrammes per 100ml of blood) and urine (106 microgrammes per 100ml of urine) before an offence is committed.
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The importance of a driving licence is very often underestimated. Unfortunately it is only at the point where there is a threat that the licence will be taken away that it becomes apparent that for many, it is probably one of the most valuable assets to them.
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Find out moreSpecialisms
- Speeding
- Excess Alcohol
- Dangerous or careless driving, including fatal accidents
- Exceptional hardship
- DVSA offences
- Driving without insurance
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