Dangerous driving, negligent driving and reckless driving offences can result in licence disqualification, substantial fines and criminal convictions. These charges often arise from excessive speed, motor vehicle accidents or allegations of driving without due care and attention. Early legal advice is critical.

Drink driving charges include low, mid and high-range PCA, DUI and repeat offences. Penalties may involve automatic licence suspension, interlock orders, fines and criminal convictions. Timely legal advice can significantly impact the outcome.

Licence suspension and disqualification can affect employment and family responsibilities. Driver licence appeals, special hardship applications and work licence matters require strict timeframes and detailed court material to seek reinstatement or limited driving privileges.

Driving whilst suspended or disqualified is treated seriously by the courts and may result in further disqualification periods, heavy fines and possible imprisonment. These matters require urgent legal attention.

Drug driving offences, including positive roadside saliva tests for cannabis, methamphetamine or MDMA, often result in immediate licence suspension and court proceedings. Penalties can include fines, disqualification and a criminal record.

Failure to nominate the driver of a vehicle following a traffic infringement notice can result in significant fines and, in some cases, demerit points or court proceedings. These matters often arise from speed camera or red-light camera offences. Strict time limits apply, and early action is essential to avoid further penalties.