Totting up bans cover the automatic disqualification that follows accumulating too many penalty points for driving offences within a rolling three-year period. In England, a magistrate or judge can impose a ban when a driver has 12 points or more within three years, or upon certain serious offences. A solicitor in this area explains the process, helps gather evidence, and represents the client at sentencing, addressing representations, mitigating factors, and the length of the disqualification and its consequences on commuting and daily life.
Where a solicitor protects your position
The consequence is a formal loss of driving rights for a set period, with an appeal or conversion to a shorter ban possible in some cases. A solicitor provides guidance on the procedure, the likely length of the ban, and the potential for penalties or restrictions during any reapplication or re-licensing process, all under the framework of the Road Traffic Act and associated regulations.
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