Traffic Offences & Licence Appeals

Expert Legal Defence Across NSW

From speeding to drink driving to suspensions — we fight to keep you on the road.

Criminal Lawyer Sydney, Traffic Lawyer Sydney, Heavy Vehicle Offence Lawyer, Sydney CBD, Parramatta, Liverpool, Fairfield, Bankstown, Campbelltown and Penrith.

When your licence is at risk, every second counts, and so does every decision.

Traffic law isn’t just paperwork. It’s your job, your record, your future. Our principal lawyer spent years prosecuting for the NHVR — now he uses that insight to defend you. Whether it’s court or licence appeals, we know how to win.

We Handle All NSW Traffic Offences & Licence Appeals

Drink Driving & Drug Driving

Challenging charges, minimising penalties, seeking licence reinstatement.

Demerit Point Accumulation

Advice on points, appealing suspensions, negotiating outcomes.

Licence Suspension & Appeals

Contesting suspensions, appealing RMS and police decisions.

Speeding Offences

Representation for excessive speeding, camera fines, and more.

Driving While Disqualified

Navigating repeat offences, seeking leniency.

Dangerous & Negligent Driving

Defence for serious driving charges, reducing penalties.

Mobile Phone & Seatbelt Offences

Challenging fines and protecting your record.

Appeals to District Court

Handling appeals for convictions or harsh penalties.

Traffic Accident Matters

Guidance and representation following collisions.

Penalties Can Be Harsher Than You Think

  • Drink Driving (Low-Range): $2,200+ fine, mandatory 3-month disqualification.

  • Drug Driving (Presence): $2,200+ fine, automatic 3-month ban.

  • Speeding 30km/h+: $935+ fine, 5 demerit points, 3-month suspension

  • Driving While Suspended: Up to $3,300 fine + up to 12-month disqualification.

  • Losing a Licence Appeal: Ban begins immediately

Experienced lawyer helping client with licence appeals and traffic violation charges.

How We Defend You

Our Strategy: Legal Defence that Works

Steps:

  1. Case Review & Risk Assessment – We identify weak points in the police case

  2. Clear Advice – No jargon, just straight options

  3. Licence-Saving Submissions – Evidence and affidavits tailored to your situation

  4. Focused Defence – No conviction, reduced fines, or licence saved

Frequent Asked Questions

  • 28 days from notice

  • Speeding, mobile phone use, red light offences, and drink/drug driving are common examples. Accumulating too many points can lead to automatic suspension. Provisional licence holders have lower demerit point limits.

  • We help you present the best possible argument for a non-conviction outcome under section 10 or bond resulting in a non-conviction. Strong, cogent submissions about your personal circumstances and need for a licence can make a significant difference.

  • You’re legally required to give your name, address, and licence. Beyond that, you have the right to remain silent. It’s best to avoid answering questions until you've received legal advice.

  • Yes. Police can issue speeding fines based on visual estimates or pacing, though it's less accurate than radar. Speak to us about your options for challenging charges in Court.

  • Yes — in NSW, you can legally record interactions with police in public spaces, as long as you're not obstructing their duties.

  • Failing to stop is a criminal offence under Skye’s Law. Penalties can include jail, licence disqualification, and a criminal record. Stay calm, comply with police and seek legal advice at the first available opportunity.

  • Yes. Further criminal and traffic offence(s) can breach an existing bond. Not only could you receive severe penalties, and the bond could be revoked and you could be re-sentenced for the original offence(s).

You Only Get One Shot at a Licence Appeal.

Don’t Waste It.

Whether you're at risk of losing your licence or facing serious traffic charges, the right defence makes all the difference. We've done this from both sides of the courtroom.

Book your free case review today