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Dominic Sellar & Co are experts in road traffic law
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If you have been charged with a road traffic offence in the Central Scotland region, our specialist road traffic team will do everything we can to secure you the best possible outcome. Get in touch today and for free initial advice.
of our clients were happy with their final outcome.
of our clients would recommend us to others.
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 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
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 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
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
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 teachers, police officers and even other lawyers.
Call Dominic Sellar: 0790 55 00 870Driving without Insurance and Special Reasons Proof at Glasgow JP Court. Our client has been employed as a driver for the last 20 or so years. She was charged with driving without insurance by the police. Driving without insurance carries … Continued
Driving without insurance & Special Reasons Proof at Lanark JP Court. Our client was charged with driving his wife’s car without insurance. The case called in the JP court in Lanark. Our client had 6 live penalty points from two … Continued
Mobile Phone case at Coatbridge JP Court. Our Client was charged by the police with using a mobile phone while driving. He position was that he was merely moving the phone from a jacket pocket to the central console. He … Continued
Dangerous Driving on M74 at Dumfries Sheriff Court. Our client was charges with driving at excessive speed on the M74 in bad weather conditions and undertaking other motor vehicles. A conviction for dangerous driving would mean automatic disqualification for no … Continued
Speeding Case at Falkirk JP Court. Our client was charged with speeding on the M80. The speed was captured by a mobile camera van. Our client depended on his licence and did not want any penalty points on his licence. … Continued
Dangerous Driving Charge at Hamilton Sheriff Court. Our client was charged with dangerous driving in Hamilton by failing to stop when required to do so, speeding and causing persons to take evasive action to avoid being struck by his motor … Continued
For some people, such as lawyers, journalists and judges, courts and court proceedings are just part of everyday life. However, for the unaccustomed, going to court can be a worrying and unsettling experience.
The legal sector has a language and culture all of its own, and this often leaves defendants feeling apprehensive or puzzled. When your licence is on the line, this is clearly the last thing you want.
Our specialist legal team will walk you through everything that is expected of you, from responding to your charges to ensuring proper courtroom behaviour. With Dominic Sellar by your side, you are as prepared as possible.
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Last year over 30,000 people were charged with a motoring offence in and around Stirling. Many opt to accept the punishment handed down by the courts. However, some join with Dominic Sellar, challenge their charge and fight for a fair outcome in court.
