Drink or drug driving offences carry severe consequences, such as mandatory disqualification, fines, and in more severe instances, community penalties or custody.
Our clients’ well-being is our top priority and we understand the anxiety and confusion that can arise from these charges. We are committed to offering assistance, addressing your concerns, and guiding you through every step of the legal process.
In the majority of cases, attendance is required for a drink or drug driving case. Our team will provide expert guidance on court appearances and ensure that you are represented effectively and professionally throughout any legal proceedings.
If you are facing drink or drug-related driving offences, don’t face them alone. Our experienced drink driving solicitors and drug driving solicitors can guide you towards the best possible resolution for your case.
A drug driving conviction will stay on your driving record for 11 years starting from the date of the conviction. This means it will be visible to insurance companies and authorities for this period.
If you are convicted or plead guilty to a matter of driving whilst over the prescribed limit for alcohol or drugs you will receive a mandatory disqualification from driving of at least 12 months.
Just like a drug driving conviction, a drink driving conviction will stay on your driving record for 11 years starting from the date of the conviction. Insurance companies and authorities will have access to this information during that time.