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What to Do if You are accused of a Road Traffic Offence in Kings Lynn

The risk of losing your driving licence can be a terrifying ordeal. A large amount of road traffic offences carry discretionary disqualification. This means that the courts have the discretion to impose a period of disqualification. However, with a well presented case, it may be possible to avoid a disqualification. If you live in or around Kings Lynn, there are a number of Kings Lynn solicitors who specialise in these cases. In some cases, the courts are required by law to impose a minimum period of disqualification. In such cases of mandatory disqualification, it may be possible for the solicitors in Kings Lynn to argue special reasons or exceptional hardship and successfully avoid disqualification altogether or  obtain a reduced period of disqualification as well as reduced penalty points.

When facing a potential prosecution for a motoring offence, it is essential to take advice as early as possible. The earlier you contact your solicitor, the more likely they will be able to help you achieve the best possible outcome to your case.

With increasing use of road traffic technology by the police, it is now easier to be accused of driving offences such as drink driving, speeding, driving through a red light, dangerous and careless driving and other driving offences than ever before. With the excellent road network in Norfolk, it is easy to see why Kings Lynn solicitors deal with so many road traffic offences.

It is important to realise that motoring law is an extremely niche and specialised area. Many of the Kings Lynn solicitors are specialists in this area of law. It is, however, essential that you receive accurate advice before making any decisions as the initial advice could make a real difference to you.

Remember it's always worth considering employing a solicitor, even if only to review your case and advise you on the best way forward. It could save on hefty fines, points on your licence (which means more expensive insurance) and even a ban.

More details at Solicitors Kings Lynn