We are Scotland's Premier Road Traffic Lawyer Experts. Founder Richard Freeman was the Head of the Road Traffic Lawyer Department of the biggest criminal Law Firm in Scotland and then went on to set up The Road Traffic Expert. Richard was also the first solicitor in Scotland to fully specialize in defending Road Traffic Law Offences and has an unparalleled experience and success record, spanning over 25 years!
Travelling over 100,000 miles every year and covering every court and town in Scotland, our team consistently go above and beyond to win cases for our clients. We are so confident in our results that we offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee based upon the agreed outcome.
Travelling over 100,000 miles every year and covering every court and town in Scotland, our team consistently go above and beyond to win cases for our clients. We are so confident in our results that we offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee based upon the agreed outcome.
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Why Us
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We understand you will have visited this site because you are anxious about: being stopped by the Police; being charged with a road traffic offence; or you have received a Notice of Intended Prosecution, a Fixed Penalty Notice or a Summons for Court. You will also be looking for the best legal representation you can secure, at a price you can afford.
Speeding Charge
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If you have been charged with a speeding offence, it is very often possible to beat the speeding charge and avoid the fine or driving ban. However, you NEED a specialist Road Traffic Lawyer Expert with a proven track record of winning speeding offence cases. Richard Freeman is recognised as Scotland's Expert Solicitor Advocate in Road Traffic Offence cases and his track record is legendary.
Drink Driving Charge
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Do you need to speak to an specialist drink driving lawyer? It may be VITAL to your case that you contact us immediately. Do not delay, as time may be crucial. Dial 0800 567 7810. Helpline open 24Hrs / Day and speak to our Specialist Drink Driving Solicitor about your problem. We offer FREE LEGAL ADVICE and even the telephone call is FREE.
Drunk In Charge
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Under section 5(1(b)) of the Road Traffic Act 1988 it is an offence for someone to be 'drunk in charge' of a motor vehicle. Thus one does not need to be driving to be convicted of an offence of this nature. Conviction for this offence carries with it a minimum of ten penalty points or discretionary disqualification and up to three months imprisonment.
Failure To Provide Specimen
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If a person refuses to provide a specimen of breath when lawfully required to do so at a police station or at a roadside then they commit an offence. The same rules apply to failing to provide a sample of blood or urine when legally obliged to do so. Nevertheless, a driver may be able to avoid conviction if they are able to show that they had a 'reasonable excuse' for failing to provide a sample.
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