Speeding
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- Euan Robertson Solicitors 254 Clarkston Rd, Glasgow, G44 3EA
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IT is the most common road traffic offence. The offences carry with it a minimum endorsement of 3 penalty points and a fine. If you go to court the fine and endorsement can be higher.
If an offence is being prosecuted in any court a period of disqualification can be imposed. If you are caught driving on the motorway at a speed in excess of 100mph then you will normally be looking at a period of disqualification.Although on occassion you can if you are properly prepared persuade the court to be sympathetic and impose points and not a disqualification.
If a driver receives more than 12 points on his licence within a period of 3 years he will be disqualified under the totting up procedure unless special reasons or exceptional hardship can be argued.
Client was charged with speeding on the M74 at a speed of 93 mph. He was subject to the totting up provisions. The Crown were unable to prove the case against him and the matter ended. He retained his licence and his job.
Client was charged with speeding on the M9 by doing 98 mph. The client was a self employed businessman. His licence was essential to his business. He pled guilty and the Court imposed 4 penalty points and a £280 fine.
Client was charged with speeding at 41 mph in a 30 mph zone. He was a lorry driver to trade. He wished to plead guilty and an exceptional hardship proof was fixed.
The client was charged with driving at 81 mph in a 70 mph zone. He was subject to totting up if convicted. Client’s case was dismissed because it was discovered that there was a procedural error on the part of the Crown.
A business man, alleged to have been speeding on Glasgow Road, Rutherglen, was caught by a LTI20/20 speed detection camera. He was allegedly doing 41mph. The client, if convicted, would have been subject to a disqualification under the totting up procedure. The police evidence was shown to be insufficient to prove the speed, so the client was acquitted.
Client charged with speeding at 42 mph in a 30 mph zone. Client was found not guilty after trial.
Client pled guilty for speeding at 70 mph in a 50 mph zone on the A90. The client wished to tender a plea of guilty to the speed charge. He had 9 points on his licence and was subject to 6 months disqualification under the totting up provisions. We successfully argued Exceptional Hardship should apply as the client had just started a new business. He had 2 part time employees together with supporting himself and his wife. Exceptional Hardship was found to be made out and the client was able to retain his licence.
Client was charged with speeding on the A71. He was allegedly caught speeding at 82 mph in a 50 mph zone. The client disputed the speed in this case. The Crown were unable to prove the case as they did not have sufficient evidence to confirm the accuracy of the Unipar device used to measure the client’s speed. Accordingly the client was found not guilty.
With over 30 years of experience Euan can advise and represent you to obtain the best possible outcome. Depending upon the evidence in each individual case, he will assess with you the evidence and advise you whether you should be going to trial or tendering a plea of guilty.
Euan Robertson of Keep My Licence is a highly experienced and recommended Road Traffic law Solicitor. Whatever your road traffic offence contact him today to get professional advice.
Euan Robertson Solicitors
254 Clarkston Rd, Glasgow, G44 3EA
info@keepmylicense.com
Tel:03330115790