Suspended Driving
A driver’s licence can be suspended for a variety of reasons including:
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Accumulation of demerit points
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Speeding over 40km/h
- Non payment of fines
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Immediate suspension following a drink driving offence over .15%.
If your licence has been suspended it is illegal to drive on a road or road related area in a vehicle class to which the suspended licence relates to.
If you are caught driving while serving a suspension period you can be charged with ‘driving while disqualified’ which is dealt with by a court.
It is important to know that if you are immediately suspended from driving because of a high range drink driving offence, you can apply to the Court to have the suspension lifted pending the outcome of your case.
If you have been charged with Suspended Driving call for a free no-obligation case appraisal on 0414 293 474.
Neil charges a fixed fee for this service, which will be discussed with you during your free case appraisal.