Motoring Offences Solicitors

Berkeley Square Solicitors are leading criminal defence lawyers, recognised for their expertise in defending motoring offence allegations nationwide.

Stopped by the police for speeding? Blown over the limit? Or facing disqualification for totting up? When keeping your licence could mean keeping your livelihood make sure you have the best possible representation both in and outside court.

Defending motoring cases is an important part of our practice. With 20 years of experience our success rate in driving defence cases is high - as our case studies demonstrate. BSQ’s reputation is based on our high quality and professional service with some of the top barristers and forensic experts in road traffic law at our service.

Unlike many others in this field, we don't make unrealistic guarantees of success based on statistical success rates that are difficult to verify. Nor do we overcomplicate this area of law for our benefit or use high pressure sales techniques. By providing clear, pragmatic advice and effective representation on your case from the beginning we will try to get the best outcome for you.

Received an NIP?

Notice of Intended Prosecution or Single Justice Procedure Notice? Read our Guide to NIPs and SJPNs and check if your NIP is valid. As soon as you get your SJPN (Single Justice Notice Procedure) or NIPS (Notice of Intended Prosecution) (link to pages) you should seek legal advice. After contacting us, you will speak to a qualified lawyer specialising in driving offences who will explain our fee structure, so you know where you stand. Having obtained all your paperwork from the prosecution we will then make a start on your defence immediately. In the past our clients have managed to keep their licences because of the proactive approach we take in preparing their cases.

We can help with any motoring offence before any court in England and Wales including:

• Drink Driving

• Drug Driving 

• Driving Whilst Unfit

• Drunk in charge

• Failed to provide a specimen for analysis

• Speeding Offences

• Speeding Tickets

• ​Avoiding a Driving Ban  - Totting Up

• Failing to provide driver identity information – section 172, Offences

• Driving With No Insurance

• Careless Driving

• Dangerous Driving Offences

• Failing to Stop or Report an Incident

• New Drivers Offences

• Using a mobile phone whilst driving

See our case studies of successful driving defence outcomes we have recently been involved in. For details of our charging structure please for driving offences visit our guidance on Legal Costs in Driving Cases.