A speeding Infringement Notice will usually cost you a fine and demerit points. In more serious cases, the RMS or police may suspend your licence.
There are ways to avoid losing your licence due to a speeding fine. The right approach depends on the type of licence you hold and the circumstances of your speeding.
It’s important to get the right advice, as the laws in this area are a jumbled maze. At Ainsley Law, traffic law is all we do. Knowing the ins-and-outs is our business.
Call us to discuss the best way to keep you in the driver’s seat.
In most cases you won’t automatically lose your licence for speeding.
You will face a suspension if:
In these cases the RMS will send you a letter suspending your driver’s licence once the offence reaches your traffic record.
If you have been suspended on the spot for a serious speeding offence, take a look at what can be done about immediate police suspensions.
For a demerit point suspension, you can save your licence by:
There are advantages and risks with each option. It is wise to seek legal advice before choosing which path to take.
If your licence is being suspended due to an over 30kph or over 45kph suspension, you can save your licence by either:
There are advantages and risks with each option. It is wise to seek legal advice before choosing with path to take.
Yes it can.
If you believe that you have received a speeding fine wrongly, call us to discuss your options.
Absolutely.
Human error means that police sometimes operate the lidar gun incorrectly. The instruction manuals are also very technical, and not all officers know them in detail. This can be enough to dispute your speeding ticket.
If you believe that you have received a speeding fine wrongly, call us to discuss your options.
If you were not driving the vehicle at the time of a camera detected offence, you should nominate the person who was.
There are instructions for nominating a driver on your Infringement Notice and on the Revenue NSW website.
If you are not sure who was driving, call us to discuss your options.