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Driving offences

Allegations from motoring—speeding, drink‑ or drug‑driving, dangerous or careless driving, driving without insurance or a valid licence, and offences arising from collisions—give rise to fixed penalty notices, criminal prosecutions and endorsement or disqualification outcomes. A solicitor collects and tests police disclosure, obtains CCTV and telematics, instructs accident‑reconstruction and forensic experts, prepares mitigation and witness statements, negotiates with the Crown Prosecution Service and appears at the magistrates' court and, if sent for trial, at the Crown Court. Practice is shaped by statutory offence definitions, sentencing guidance, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency records and national retraining schemes.