Traffic & Drink Drive Law

Traffic & Drink Drive Law from Drink drive law

By: Drink drive law  03-Mar-2010
Keywords: Law, Legal Advice, Commercial Law

If you have been charged with a serious traffic offence your Driver’s License may be suspended by Queensland Transport or the Court.  If you lose your driver’s license you may be at risk of losing your job or business.   The usual threats to a driver's license come from:-  

1.  Demerit point disqualifcation due to an accumulation of demerit points in excess of the allow amount for the type of driver's license that you hold;

2.  Drink driving with a blood/alcohol concentration in excess of the allow amount for the type of driver's license that you hold;  

3.  Driving more than 40 km/h over the posted speed limit.

Whilst these are the most common ways in which people may face a suspension or disqualification of a driver's license these are not the only ways.  Driver's licenses can be suspended or disqualified for certain offences such as those referred to as the "anti-hoon" laws which usually consist of cause undue smoke or noise, racing or illegal vehicle modications.  Your driver's license can all be suspended or disqualified as a result of you driving when your driver's license is already suspended or disqualified by the State Penalties Enforcement Registry (SPER), Queensland Transport or the Court.  You need to get legal advice to protect your job or business and DC Adolphe Legal can provide that advice.  David Adolphe is the principal solicitor of the firm and has many years experience in dealing with traffic matters, driver’s license suspensions and disqualifications.  

The comments above are a general discussion of traffic laws and driver's licensing in and should not be taken as legal advice.  Before you make any decisions you should consult a qualified solicitor to protect your interests.  You can speak to a solicitor at D.C. Adolphe Legal  by calling (07) 3010 9492.

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