How do I challenge a speeding fine?
Speeding offences
There are a number of ways in which we can challenge the evidence in your case in the event you are charged with an offence of speeding.
Expert Motoring Offences Solicitors
At GT Stewart Solicitors & Advocates, we understand that being charged with a motoring offence can be stressful, disruptive, and carry serious consequences. From speeding and driving without insurance to more serious allegations such as dangerous driving or driving under the influence, our specialist motoring offences team provides expert advice and representation at every stage of the process.
We guide our clients through police investigations, court proceedings, and potential licence or penalty issues, ensuring that all legal options are carefully considered. Our approach combines practical solutions with a strategic focus on protecting your driving record, liberty, and future.
Whether you are facing a single motoring charge or complex, multiple allegations, our solicitors act quickly to provide clear advice, robust representation, and support tailored to your circumstances.
Experienced Motoring Offences Lawyers
Our specialist motoring offences team has extensive experience representing clients facing a wide range of road traffic matters, from speeding, careless or dangerous driving, to more serious allegations such as driving under the influence or driving without insurance. We provide clear advice and representation at every stage, including police investigations, court proceedings, and licence-related matters.
We can help dramatically improve your chances of being found not guilty or avoiding disqualification. Email GT Stewart at roadtraffic@gtstewart.co.uk to speak with a member of our specialist motoring law team, or use our online enquiry form. We will respond at a time and date convenient to you, ensuring that you receive prompt, personalised advice tailored to your case.
Speeding Offences
Contact our expert motoring solicitors at GT Stewart at roadtraffic@gtstewart.co.uk so that you can receive expert advice and assistance in order to challenge the prosecution case against you.
Many motorists just accept a speeding offence and receive points on their licence or in certain circumstances a driving disqualification through the totting up procedure or a charge of dangerous driving. Feel free to contact us now. We can help to explain your case in detail and give you the right advice so if you receive a notice of intended prosecution for speeding, give us a call.
Speed camera - laser devices
There are a number of laser devices that are currently the subject of Home Office Type Approval. The devices must be operated in the correct manner, but in reality they are frequently operated incorrectly which can provide us with an opportunity to argue that this evidence should be excluded.
If you have been caught by a speed camera you will receive a Notice of Intended Prosecution within 14 days of the date of the offence. This is called a S.172 notice. You must by law complete this form and return it within 28 days. If you ignore the notice you may have to go to court. Contact GT Stewart on 020 8299 6000 and we will be able to provide you with expert legal advice.
If you are the named driver you will receive a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) or a letter telling you to attend court. Speak to us before you accept a FPN or a letter to attend court. If you plead guilty you pay a £100 fine and have 3 points added to your licence unless you are given the option to attend a speed awareness course. You may be given the option of attending a speed awareness course if the police decide it is appropriate for the offence and you have not been on such a course in the past 3 years.
If you plead not guilty, you will have to go to court and your case will be listed for a trial. Contact GT Stewart and speak to one of our motoring experts before you make such an important decision. If you are a new driver (still within 2 years of passing your driving test), your driving licence will be revoked (withdrawn) if you build up 6 or more penalty points.
Our Services
At GT Stewart Solicitors, our specialist motoring offences team provides clear, practical advice across the full range of road traffic matters. Whether you are facing a speeding allegation, a drink or drug driving charge, or a more serious offence such as dangerous driving, early legal advice can make a significant difference to the outcome of your case.
We understand that for many clients, their driving licence is essential for work, family responsibilities, and day-to-day life. Allegations can carry penalty points, fines, disqualification, or even imprisonment. Our experienced lawyers will assess the evidence, advise you on your options, and build a strong defence where appropriate.
Below you will find guidance on the most common motoring offences we deal with, together with practical information about the legal process and how we can help protect your licence and your livelihood.
Click below to read detailed advice on each motoring offence.
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