Driving with a disqualified or suspended licence
Defending Charges of Driving with a Disqualified or Suspended Licence
In NSW, you must have a valid driver licence to operate a vehicle. However, you can be refused a licence or it can be:
- Disqualified,
- Suspended, or
- Cancelled
Your licence can even be cancelled for non-payment of fines as well as part of a driving offence penalty.
The fines for a first time conviction of driving while disqualified or with a suspended licence are significant. In most cases, it will include an automatically longer licence disqualification and possible imprisonment. So don’t attempt to drive without a valid licence. If you do and you are charged, contact us immediately.
Are you or someone you know facing charges of driving with a disqualified or suspended licence in NSW?
We are experts in all aspects of traffic offence charges and will fight hard to get the best results for your particular situation. If you or someone you know are facing charges of driving with a disqualified or suspended licence in NSW, get in touch with us here.
Mate Lawyers are experienced defence lawyers who will fight hard to obtain the best outcomes for your individual situation. We ditch the jargon to help you understand the charges and we will explain your defence options simply and clearly.
