Driving Without Due Care & Attention & Careless Driving

At JMW Solicitors, our motoring specialists are well rehearsed in defending drivers accused of driving without due care and attention - commonly known as careless driving. We can draw upon a large range of arguments and mitigating circumstances to help defend our clients and reduce the gravity of the consequences in the event of them being found guilty.

If you need legal advice after being charged with driving without due care and attention, please don't hesitate to call our specialist motoring solicitors on 0800 804 8159 or contact us via the form on the right.

Expert Legal Advice on Driving Without Due Care and Attention

If you feel you have grounds for contesting a driving without due care and attention offence, have particular mitigating circumstances or that a disqualification would have a disproportionate effect on your life, consulting an experienced motoring solicitor should be your first step for advice and possible representation.

There are a number of examples of poor driving practices that result in prosecution, including:

• Driving too fast for the road or weather conditions
• Overtaking on the inside lane of a dual carriageway or motorway
• Driving too closely to a vehicle ahead
• Not stopping at traffic lights
• Inappropriately pulling out into the path of another vehicle
• Causing a collision

However, the law surrounding the driving without due care offence is dynamic and constantly changing, as unprecedented cases are taken to court.

No matter what the reason for the allegations against you, we can help. Our experts also provide comprehensive legal advice to those accused of not being in full control of their vehicle or driving without reasonable consideration for other road users.

Contact JMW Solicitors Today

Penalties for driving without due care and attention are usually a fine - up to a maximum of £5,000 - and between three and nine points on a driving licence.

If you want to defend your charges and get the best possible result in court, contact JMW Solicitors on 0800 804 8159 or get in touch using our enquiry form.