Family Law

Driving Unlicenced

I’ve been charged with driving unlicensed. What does this mean?

The penalties imposed for this offence will usually be a fine and a minimum period of disqualification of your driving licence, in accordance with the legislation of the State in which you have been charged.

In some circumstances, you may be eligible to apply for a restricted licence which if granted allows you to continue driving during certain hours / and or for specific purposes. If this is possible, it is vital that the application is made before you plead guilty to the offence.

Engaging an experienced traffic lawyer ensures that submissions are made to the court on your behalf to ensure the lowest possible penalty and maximise your chances of moving forward with the least amount of disruption to your everyday life.

At the Summit Law Group, we have the experience you need during this distressing time. Fixed fees apply to all traffic offences.

Contact us today for your no obligation free consult.