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Every year around 30,000 motor vehicle offences are reported in the Aberdeen region. Whilst theses cases varied in their severity, they all demonstrate instances when someone's licence was on the line and the advice of a skilled solicitor was required in order to achieve a favourable outcome.
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The Dominic Sellar team specialise in road traffic law for over 20 years. Throughout the years we have represented clients in courts across Scotland. If you are currently facing road traffic charges in Aberdeen, our team is just a phone call away to offer you our free initial advice. In the event of representation in court being needed, we will ensure to be there.
If you have a road traffic matter you would like to discuss either call us on 0141 255 151, email ds@roadtraffic.com or fill out the contact form further down on this page and we will be in touch with you within 24 hours.
We are specialist road traffic solicitors representing clients throughout Scotland charged with all types of motoring offences. If you are facing prosecution for any road traffic offence we are here to help. We will provide an assessment of your case outlining the relevant law, the penalties and options that are available to you. This can be done over the phone, by email or at a meeting. All initial advice and representation is provided by Dominic Sellar.
Section 36(1) Road Traffic Act 1988 Running a red light or failing to comply with any other road traffic sign, including road markings is an offence. These offences are usually dealt with by fixed penalty. If a fixed penalty is … Continued
Regulation 110 Road Vehicles (Construction & Use) Regulations 1986 and Section 41D Road Traffic Act 1988 A person is not permitted to use a hand held mobile phone while driving and the law has created a specific offence to cover … Continued
Section 3 Road Traffic Act 1988 Careless Driving arises where a person drives “without due care and attention” or “without reasonable consideration for other road users”. This is an area which has generated a great deal of case law … Continued
Section 5(1)(a) Road Traffic Act 1988 A person is guilty of an offence of drink driving if he drives or attempts to drive a motor vehicle on a road or public place when the proportion of alcohol in his breath, … Continued
Section 2 Road Traffic Act 1988 Dangerous Driving Offences are one of the most serious road traffic offences, attracting punishments of mandatory disqualification for a minimum period of 12 months, a fine and the requirement to re-sit the extended driving … Continued
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 It is an offence to exceed the speed limit that applies to a particular class of road. In practice, however, it is unlikely that a driver will face prosecution if he has exceeded the speed … Continued
Dominic Sellar
Dominic Sellar has been a practising solicitor since 1997. Throughout the years he has built a fantastic reputation in the Scottish legal sector and has hundreds of successful cases under his belt. Dominic represents clients from all walks of life and his clients range from professional drivers to police officers. All hard working individuals who rely on their licence. Once you have Dominic Sellar on your case, he will fight hard to ensure your case gets the best possible outcome.
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The Aberdeen Sheriff and Justice of the Peace Court is situated on Castle Street in central Aberdeen. It is one of three court buildings in the city, the other two being Aberdeen Civil Justice Centre and Commercial Court Building (hears civil and commercial cases) and Aberdeen Sheriff Court Annex and High Court of Justiciary.
The building was completed and 1874. This large grade "A" listed court building deals with summary and solemn criminal business. Moreover, it handles all administrative matters for the three Aberdonian court houses.