Driving Whilst Unfit Due to Drink or Drugs
If you are found guilty of driving whilst unfit through drink or drugs, you could be on the receiving end of points on your licence, a large fine or even a disqualification from driving.
However, the Herefordshire and Shropshire-based solicitors here at Lanyon Bowdler have the expertise and experience required to form a solid defence case and increase the chances of your potential punishment being reduced or even revoked completely.
To get in touch with our specialist team of motoring lawyers, call 0800 652 3371 today, complete our easy-to-use online enquiry form or you can contact Stephen Scully on 07776 184489 or Chris Grainger on 07967 005618.
What is Driving Whilst Unfit?
Motorists are accused of driving whilst unfit if it is believed their ability to drive at the time has been impaired by drugs or alcohol. However, the main difference between this and drink driving or being drunk in charge is that this will have been ascertained without the use of a sample of breath for analysis.
The police at the scene will always ask to take a specimen, but may decide to charge the motorist if they are physically unable to provide it, due to being under the influence. They may also use erratic driving as evidence for impairment.
However, there is a range of arguments and challenges that the representing solicitors can use when building a defence, of which our specialist lawyers have in-depth knowledge. By seeking the advice of expert motoring offence solicitors, the chances of your punishments being reduced will be greatly improved.
Contact Lanyon Bowdler Today
If you have been accused of driving whilst unfit, our solicitors can help you. Get in touch for legal advice and services by calling
0800 652 3371, complete our easy-to-use
online enquiry form or you can contact Stephen Scully on
07776 184489 or Chris Grainger on
07967 005618.