Menu

SpeedingOffences in Derby

Speeding must be one of the most common of Motoring Offences. The first notification that may be received will be a section 172 notice requiring the registered keeper to advise the police who was driving when a speed trap was triggered. It is important to get advice early in the process, as a conviction for failing to comply with a 172 notice attracts 6 penalty points.

The penalties that can be imposed for Speeding Offences in Derby can range from 3-6 points with fines of up to £2500. Disqualification can be imposed where a motorist is 30mph or more over the speed limit. Also, if the penalty points being endorsed leads to a motorist having 12 penalty points on a licence in a 3 year period the Court will have to disqualify the driver under the “Totting Up Provisions”; unless exceptional circumstances can be put before the Court. Our advocates are experienced in representing clients and avoiding disqualification.

It is important to avoid penalty points if at all possible, as they will lead to increased insurance premiums and could lead to the loss of a licence if further Driving Offences are committed during a 3 year period. The loss of a driving licence is devastating for many motorists, with many of us relying on our cars to get to and from work, and if driving is the main part of your current position you could even lose your job! Not being able to drive can lead to many personal problems, and at Broadbents Solicitors we will do all we can to try and retain your licence.

If you have been notified of a Speeding Offence and you live in Derby or the surrounding areas, be sure to get in touch with a member of our experienced team. We have a specialist department which specialises in Driving Offences. Please give us a call today on 01773 769891, or fill out our online enquiry form and we will get back to you as soon as possible. 

Call Your Local Team or Contact us Online

Broadbents Latest News

When a marriage encounters difficulties, couples often face the tough decision of whether to separate or divorce. Understanding the difference between a separation agreement and ...
Navigating the aftermath of a loved one’s passing is never easy. The emotional toll can be overwhelming, and dealing with the legalities of their estate ...
When dealing with family law matters, there are times when a loved one may be unable to make decisions for themselves due to a lack ...
When it comes to estate planning, writing a will is often the first and most important step. It provides a roadmap for the distribution of assets, ...
In the process of estate planning and ensuring your wishes are respected in times of incapacity, Lasting Power of Attorney (LPAs) emerges as a crucial ...