ARE YOU AT RISK OF LOSING YOUR LICENCE?

Driver’s Licences can be suspended for various driving offences, including:

• Accumulation of demerit points;
  
• Speeding more than 40 km/h over the limit;
  
• Drink driving; and
  
• Dangerous driving.
  
  

RESTRICTED (WORK) LICENCES

With certain drink driving offences, restricted licences may be granted by the court for work purposes, due to personal hardship and risk of losing your livelihood. To see if you qualify, contact us to make an appointment.

APPEAL AGAINST SUSPENSION

If your licence is to be suspended due to accumulation of points (on a “good behaviour” licence) or exceeding the speed limit by more than 40 kms/hr, you may appeal against the suspension in certain circumstances.

To see if you qualify, contact us to make an appointment. Beware strict time limits apply.

APPEAL AGAINST ABSOLUTE DISQUALIFICATION

If you have been disqualified absolutely from driving, after 2 years from the order you may apply to have your licence disqualification lifted. To see if you qualify, contact us to make an appointment.

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