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Road Traffic Lawyer in Paisley

Every year around 30,000 motor vehicle offences are reported in the Paisley 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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Without a skilled solicitor by your side, your risk of incurring a fine, ban or prison sentence is greatly increased. Our team has over 20 years of experience and will be able to give you the guidance that you need. Each case is unique and we always tailor our advice to each special case. We are a solicitors with high integrity and take great pride in the chauchilla fact that our advice is always pressure-free and honest. If you have been charged with a road traffic offence in the Strathclyde region, our specialist road traffic team is ready and waiting to help you.

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.

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Offences

Dangerous Driving Offences: Bans & Penalties

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

Careless Driving

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

Drink Driving

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

Driving without Insurance

Section 143, Road Traffic Act 1988 It is an offence to use a motor vehicle on a road or public place, such as a car park, without insurance coverage. To be charged with this offence it is not necessary that … Continued

Mobile Phone

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

Penalty Points & Totting-Up

Sections 28 & 35 Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988 Penalty points can be endorsed on your licence for a variety of offences. The actual number of points that may be endorsed on your driving licence will depend on the type … Continued

Dominic Sellar

Dominic has been practising law since 1997. Over the years he has defended clients from all walks of life, including single parents, teachers, police officers and even other road traffic lawyers. With so many successful cases behind him, Dominic has earned an enviable reputation for fighting hard for a just outcome in every single case.

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About Paisley

Paisley sits a short drive to the south of Glasgow, its city centre packed with history and culture. However, the surrounding roads form a complicated warren of one-way streets which make it exceptionally easy to fall foul of a motoring charge.

Last year over 150,000 people were charged with a motoring offence in the Strathclyde region. While many opted to simply accept whatever punishment was given to them, some joined with Dominic Sellar to challenge their charge and fight for a fair outcome. Call or email today for free initial advice.

Nearest Courts

Paisley Sheriff Court

Paisley Sheriff Court sits in central Paisley on St James Street. The court has been housed in the same building since 1885, although it was expanded in 1998 to incorporate the Scottish Court Service Staff and Procurator Fiscal Service staff. Paisley Sheriff Court deals with the majority of local cases unless they are serious enough to proceed to the Supreme Courts at first instance or minor enough to be heard by the Justice of the Peace Court. Solemn cases are heard by a sheriff and a jury, while summary cases and civil matters are heard by a sheriff sitting alone.

Paisley Justice of the Peace Court

In 2011, the Justice of the Peace Court was relocated to the St James Street building and now sits alongside the Sheriff Court. The Justice of the Peace Court hears less serious summary cases. These cases do not involve a jury and are heard by a justice of the peace, who sits alone or in a bench of three. The powers the Justice of the Peace Court are strictly limited.

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