YOUNG / NEW DRIVER PROVISIONS
We can provide you with a lawyer for legal representation on new / young driver motoring offences. If you face legal proceedings in a Magistrates Court for as a new / young driver and want one of our specialist solicitors to act as your lawyer then please get in touch.
We can provide you with a lawyer who is a specialist in new / young driver offences and can give you advice and assistance and representation at any court, often at short notice.
Our specialist lawyer will make contact with you and provide a first class service to you. We will take your full instructions and if you wish provide you with advice only or representation in court if you so wish.
The Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995 made significant changes to the laws relating to new drivers. People who pass their driving tests are now placed on a probationary period of two years. This commences on the date that the driving test is passed. If a person then appears before a Court and the number of penalty points to be taken into consideration total six or more then the Court will notify DVLA who will then send out a letter revoking the driving licence. This will mean that the person affected will need to apply for a provisional driving licence and start all over again. It is worth noting that this applies to all driver regardless of age. However, it is obviously aimed at trying to control the actions of younger drivers who are shown by accident figures to be far more likely to be involved in accidents shortly after passing their driving tests.
For the best possible legal advice and representation please contact us. We will ensure that your case is represented in the best possible way thus assuring you the most favourable outcome. Call us now to speak to one of our specialist lawyers.
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