Recent Cases

Situation Our client approached us a week before having to attend at the Magistrates’ Court. Unfortunately, they had nine points on their licence and faced …

Situation Our client approached us having attended at the Magistrates’ Court alone and presented an exceptional hardship argument unrepresented. Unfortunately, their licence was endorsed with …

Situation  Our client, a professional HGV driver, contacted us after receiving a court summons for a serious driving incident. During a road rage incident, he …

Our client approached us after receiving a Single Justice Procedure Notice asking them to respond to a speeding offence. Our client already had nine points on their licence.

Our client approached us following a summons that he had received in respect of an offence of driving without due care and attention. Our client had overtaken an HGV and an SUV while crossing a solid white line.

We represented an operator at a public inquiry after the Traffic Commissioner raised issues such as financial standing, licence lending, and unauthorised use of an operating centre.

Following an accident, our client was called in for an interview under caution by the police, who were considering prosecuting him for careless driving due to the serious nature of the incident at a 60mph junction.

A parcel operator contacted us after being summoned to a public inquiry by the Traffic Commissioner for violations of drivers’ hours regulations.

A European removals firm operating 3.5t vehicles was fined £24,000 after Border Force found two clandestine entrants in their vehicle at Calais. A ‘clandestine entrant’ is a person who hides in or on a vehicle to avoid going through UK border control.

We represented an HGV driver at a driver conduct hearing. Two years before, the driver was involved in a road rage incident in his private car, leading to an accident. He pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and received an 18-month driving ban and community service.

We represented a haulage company at a Traffic Commissioner’s public inquiry in Edgbaston in the West Midlands.  We helped them retain their operator’s licence.

The company faced a public inquiry due to significant maintenance issues uncovered by a DVSA assessment. They had also failed to keep promises made during a previous inquiry, risking licence revocation and business closure.